Stokoe

About the artist

Stokoe are/were a side project of Leatherface's Dickie Hammond. Taking their name from as a tribute to seventies Sunderland FC manager Bob Stokoe (indeed, he is featured on the front cover of their 1998 Satellite 7") their first incarnation also featured the gruff vocals of Golly (previously of HDQ) and a member of Hooton 3 Car. The name was resurrected for 2006's full length "The Experiment Has Been a Complete and Utter Failure!", but this time alongside Dickie featured the female vocals of Gem Smith

Top songs

  1. 9 Stories High
  2. Mexican Stand Off
  3. More Magic Than Logic
  4. Secrets And Lies
  5. A Sort Of Homecoming
  6. Maria
  7. Insomnia Dipsomania
  8. Handstand
  9. Fine Tuning
  10. Tunstall
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  1. Sweet Suburbia
  2. The Experiment Has Been a Complete an Utter Failure
  3. Satellite
  4. The Experiment Has Been A Complete And Utter Failure
  5. Simon
  6. Give It Back
  7. The Experiment Has Been A Complete
  8. The Experiment Has Been A Complete Utter Failure!
  9. Satelite - Stokoe 7"Ep
  10. Give It Back - Stokoe 7"Ep
  11. Fence
  12. Subside
  13. Satelite (Stokoe 7"Ep)
  14. Simon - Stokoe 7"Ep
  15. Give It Back (Stokoe 7"Ep)
  16. Boys In This Town
  17. Simon (Stokoe 7"Ep)
  18. She Won't Catch Me When I Fall
  19. Insominia Dipsomania
  20. A Sort of Homecomeng
  21. The Experiment Has Been a Complete Failure
  22. 01 Piste 1
  23. 02 Piste 2
  24. 10 Piste 10
  25. 11 Piste 11
  26. 03 Piste 3
  27. 04 Piste 4
  28. 05 Piste 5
  29. 06 Piste 6
  30. 07 Piste 7
  31. 08 Piste 8
  32. 09 Piste 9
  33. 12 Piste 12
  34. stories high
  35. Spur 1
  36. Spur 2
  37. Spur 3
  38. Spur 4
  39. Spur 5
  40. The Experiment Has Been A Complete and Utter Failure!

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