The Chap
Well Done Europe

It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that the experimental-pop spoofers in The Chap built a tune around a guitar track that stubbornly refused to b...

For their slickest (but not obvious) album yet, the London-basedoutfit weave their usual tangle of synths and real strings (guitarist Johannes VonWeiz...

In a lot of ways, The Chap's Well Done Europe may be one of those quintessential indie-rock albums. Assembled by a pair living in Berlin and London, i...

The Chap - Well Done EuropeTaking up pretty much where 2008’s Mega Breakfast left off Well Done Europe successfully continues the evolution of The Cha...

What to make of The Chap Sardonic purveyors of post-pop excellence, or one-joke pub bores with a fair grasp of Pro-tools If the latter, then the jok...

It’s pretty obvious, to this reviewer at least, that The Chap are a band you either truly love or hate. When you summarise the elements which make the...

For as long as British people have been making pop music, they've been singing about class and social status. And over their seven-year existence, Lon...

"You will never have a job; you will never have much in this town again. We'll see to that because we hate you." So goes the chorus to We'll See To Yo...

'Well Done Europe'? sarkastische Bemerkung, Vorwurf oder Nonsense In jedem Fall der Titel des neuen Albums von The Chap: Eine Feuersäule ragt in den ...

The Chap sind eine dieser Bands, die einerseits total nerven (?We´ll See To Your Breakdown?, ?Nevertheless, The Chap?) andererseits aber total klasse ...