White Rose Movement

White Rose Movement was a London-based post-punk revival band that emerged in the mid-2000s, blending gritty guitar riffs with icy synths and danceable beats. Formed in 2003, the group—fronted by Finn Vine’s brooding vocals—leaned into dark, atmospheric tracks like "Kick" and "Love Is A Number," which became staples of their 2006 debut album *Kick*. Their sound channeled the urgency of early New Wave with a modern edge, earning them a cult following during the indie club era. While their output was relatively brief, cuts like "London’s Mine" and "Girls In The Back" still pop up in throwback playlists, capturing that moody, neon-lit vibe they nailed so well.