Exile Parade

Exile Parade was an English rock band from Warrington, Cheshire, formed in the summer of 2006. They gained attention after their early demos were heard on MySpace by producer Owen Morris and Oasis guitarist Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs, leading to a signing with Dutch label Suburban Records. The band played alongside notable acts like Florence and the Machine and Cage the Elephant. Their music was praised by critics, with "Fire Walk With Me" breaking into the Mediabase Active Rock Top 100 in the U.S. and becoming a highlight of their career. Exile Parade released their debut EP, *Brothel Ballet*, in 2010, followed by their debut studio album, *Hit the Zoo*, in 2012.

Some of their notable tracks include "Fire Walk With Me," "Heart Into Suicide," and "Beat of Your Blood." The band's music was featured in various media, such as the soundtrack of the TV series *Skins* and the film *Danny Roane: First Time Director*. Exile Parade's sound was characterized by powerful guitar licks and vocals reminiscent of iconic rock singers. The band was active until around 2014, leaving behind a legacy of energetic live performances and a blend of rock and alternative music.