The Victorian English Gentlemans Club
Love On An Oil Rig

Cardiff art-rockers The Victorian English Gentlemens Club have a darkly poppy sound, very lo-fi, very fuzzy but often pretty tuneful and melodic. Thei...

Several years ago I saw the Victorian English Gentlemens Club (yes, there’s no apostrophe and yes they know there should be one) support another indie...

These past few weeks, shock-blonde VEG Club frontman Adam Taylor has been spouting off to fans about how much he hates the Cardiff band’s 2006 self-ti...

Since releasing their misfiring but intriguing eponymous debut, the Cardiff art-rockers have added a new drummer and shot of brutal attitude for this ...

TVEGC have gone through a label and a drummer change since their last album and have also added an extra member to the band, the result of which is th...

Catering to a very specific audience of early British Sea Power fans and mental patients, The Victorian English Gentlemens Club's second album is like...

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It’s an evocative image, Love on an Oil Rig. Mercifully neither as forced, desperate or potentially carnally unpleasant as that title could impl...

Wilfully weird, The Victorian English Gentlemens Club are a band that will remain half-hidden in the darker extremities of British indie. No T4 spots,...

This Cardiff four-piece, with quite a mouthful for a band name, are set to release their second album entitled Love On An Oil Rig.It’s a grand album, ...