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Brighton’s finest pop-rock exponents The Mojo Fins celebrate release of their debut album ‘The Sound That I Still Hear’ in 2009 on Amazon Records. Talk to The Mojo Fins and you’ll get to know a band in love with music, rather than the celebrity it can bring, their devotion to the art inspired by the likes of Elliott Smith, Tortoise and The Shins. Listen to their album, co-produced at Brighton’s Red Room studio with colleague Stuart Troop, and you’ll hear a body of work composed with painstaking care and attention to detail, coruscating guitars, intricate rhythms and driving bass bound together by the unifying force of melody, that most primary of musical elements so often neglected when substance is sidelined for style. Watch as the guys’ heart-felt live performances light up stage after stage, face after face from the front of the audience to the back – then you’ll see how much this means. And that’s the point. For The Mojo Fins, the gigs they play, the songs they write and this album, The Sound That I Still Hear, have never held more meaning. The future? Never has it held more hope.