"Just when you've had it with Strokes/Interpol/Editors soundalikes along come The Holy Orders and restore your faith in indie guitar music" Tom Robinson, BBC 6music

Coal Shed Records are pleased to announce the release of BBC Introducing Ones To Watch for 2013, The Holy Orders’ debut album.

Recorded mainly to tape with the band gathered in the same room, For the Ears of Dogs to Come captures the edgy intensity and energy of the band’s amazing live shows. The album features the debut single Paper/Scissors/Stone which has already gained praise and play from BBC 6music’s Tom Robinson who has called them “One of the fabbest bands not only in Hull but in the country.”

The Holy Orders were first told that their amps were too loud in 2006. Along the way they have caught the attention of Punk legend and journalist John Robb who highlights their “interesting, ambitious songs…(&)…intriguing lyrics”. Meanwhile, cult hero Josh T. Pearson and Mute Records recording artist simply quips they’re the "best thing out of Hull since the Humber Bridge". credits released July 14, 2013

all songs by matt edible/the holy orders

matt edible – vocals, guitar christopher marsay – guitar dave coates – bass james cooper – drums, backing vocals

additional backing vocals in crowd scenes by walter sobchak and patrick tobin produced by the holy orders and patrick tobin at room room studio, hull engineered by patrick tobin mastered by chris daniels at ukmastering.com artwork by snapper52 live photo by ben brady

Heavyweight 7" black vinyl with full colour sleeve. Tracklisting: A. Dedicated Follower of Fashioning Misery B. Reset ‘Dedicated Follower of Fashioning Misery’ perfectly encapsulates the qualities that have made the Holy Orders a mainstay of the Hull music scene. Championed by Tom Robinson on BBC 6 Music ("Just when you've had it with Strokes/Interpol/Editors soundalikes along come The Holy Orders and restore your faith in indie guitar music") with several plays of previous releases and a 6 Music live session. The group have an enviable knack of going from strength to strength with each release, and ‘Dedicated Follower of Fashioning Misery’ is without a doubt their strongest yet. “The Holy Orders are here to rescue rock from the fakes, the phonies and the frauds.” — The Devil has the Best Tuna "Just when you've had it with Strokes/Interpol/Editors soundalikes along come The Holy Orders and restore your faith in indie guitar music" — Tom Robinson