DISCOGRAPHY

The No.1 Besy Sellouts
1) How To Save Your Life (listen to this file)
2) The Sunday Saturday Song
3) Fallen

All songs A Jackson / Chekira
Produced By Andy Hawkins

Recorded over three days in April 2000, the bands ever maturing sound develops thanks to the good production by Andy Hawkins.

Reviews :
The CD, which sold out of Virgin Records, Peterborough, after just hour on release, contains the bands most tightest well rounded tunes yet. The frenetic opener, How To Save Your Life, which was chosen for the recent Limited Edition compilation, shows they’ve absorbed their influences and developed a sound all of their own. Wild keyboards, samples, even a dose of Ska thrown in for good measure.
Live favorite, The Sunday Saturday son, has all the laid back pop-rock sentiments of Green Day or Blink 182. And slow-paced closer, Fallen, proves the band aren’t just kings of thrash with its intricate indie-esque melodies and strong vocals – even a soft rock guitar solo that works.
Matt Howling - Stamford Mercury

The Novelty's Worn Off
1) Pop Music
2) Daisy Faces
3) Bye Bye Valentine!

Over a year old now the second disc is still important and contains classic Chekira tunes

Reviews :
Pop Music - A pop track complete with stilton trimmings! In word form, it's cynical but light hearted as it tells the story of an extremely twisted old man!
Daisy Faces - A moody track with huge, anthemic chorus and moving climax. Popular live, Daisy Faces shows up a very original capability within the band. Lyrically, it's a tale of love, triumph and despair - the perfect anthem.
Bye Bye Valentine! - In this teen-punk track, the band wear their sprog rock identity with pride! Strong guitars, killer melodies and harmonies all round combine to produce a ...well..... unique love song!
Jode - Gimp E-Zine

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