Pulled Apart By Horses is a rock band hailing from Leeds, England, known for their high-octane shows and raw, unbridled energy. Formed in 2008, the quartet quickly made a name for themselves with their ferocious blend of alternative rock, post-hardcore, and noise rock elements. The band consists of Tom Hudson (vocals, guitar), James Brown (guitar), Robert Lee (bass), and Tommy Davidson (drums), who replaced founding drummer Lee Vincent. Their self-titled debut album 'Pulled Apart By Horses' was released in 2010, garnering attention for its aggressive yet melodic approach, and signifying the arrival of a new force in the British rock scene.

Following their explosive entrance, Pulled Apart By Horses went on to release a succession of critically acclaimed albums including 'Tough Love' in 2012 and 'Blood' in 2014, with the deluxe version of 'Tough Love' offering fans an even deeper dive into their sound. The band's boldness and refusal to conform have seen their music evolve over the years, a trend exemplified in 2017's 'The Haze,' where they embraced a more psychedelic and garage rock-infused sound. Singles like "First World Problems" and "Reality Cheques" continue to reflect their knack for punchy riffs and catchy hooks. Always a hit among fans of energetic rock, Pulled Apart By Horses have distinguished themselves as a staple of the UK rock music panorama with their authentic and fervid approach to music-making.