‘Grasp’- Breaking Down The Walls!
Cat. No. BBP CD 015

price: £2.49

‘Grasp’ ‘Breaking Down The Walls’ was penned by bassist Spencer Taylor, and recreates the powerful Grasp “live” sound. With a punchy set of lyrics and a powerful rhythm with Gary Week’s Rickenbacker lead guitar punctuating with power throughout. But that's not all - the CD will also include a promo video shot for ‘Breaking Down The Walls’ that will form part of a BBC Documentary which is due to be screened in April. Grasp’s debut single, ‘Time To Go’, peaked at No. 82 in the UK singles chart (and No. 23 in the “Indie” singles chart) last September – and following their heavy schedule of gigs and promo appearances in the ensuing period, “Breaking Down The Walls” is expected to break into the UK Top 50! Together we can break down the walls...

Featured tracks:

1. Breaking Down The Walls (S. Taylor)

‘Grasp’- Time To Go!
3 song single on CD Format
Cat. No. BBP CD 004

price: £2.49

‘Grasp’ Biff Bang Pow Records are proud to announce the forthcoming release of the new single by Grasp, ‘Time To Go’. It has been scheduled for release on Biff Bang Pow Records on September 5th 2005. The band were recently in the studio with top producer, Ian Page, recording the 3 songs to be included on this release (with the studio engineer, Mark Harwood, having ‘In The City’ by The Jam on his CV of previous credits).
Grasp are a hard working ãliveä act who have been playing constantly over the UK for some months now, building up a large and loyal following.
The bands sound has been described as ‘Jangling Rickenbacker guitars and a driving, thumping back beat combine to create an electrifying mix of mid 60's inspired guitar pop-soul’

The Bands current line up is: -
Andy Taylor on lead vocals/rhythm guitar
Gary Weeks on lead guitar
Spencer Taylor on Bass
Mark Hines on Drums

Featured tracks:

1. Time To Go (Grasp)

2. Sitting In The Back Room (Grasp)

3. Get It On (Grasp)

Below is the "The Soho Strut" Web Site Review for this release

Give us an explosive blast of guitar chords to blow the cobwebs away. Come through with some hard hitting vocals. Take it forward into a particularly infectious hook, with a little Mick ’n Keef in there . “Time To Go” blasts along at a hundred mile an hour pace and sticks in the mind afterwards. The accompanying tracks - “Sitting In The Back Room” and “Get It On” - deliver two slices of tasty guitar groove. If there was any justice it would be in the higher regions of the charts. In the world as it is, lets just say that, as debuts go, this little tune is up there with the best. It’s a stunner. Rob Massey

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