Working Men's Club - A.A.A.A. from the 2020 album Working Men's Club on Heavenly Recordings.

Yorkshire band Working Mens Club was formed by a bunch of Working Teens last year. Eighteen-year-old frontman Sydney Minsky-Sargeant explains in a press release, "We grew up in northern towns trying to get in to pubs in social clubs because that's all we had. The name is an ode to that. Our surroundings and their differences has influenced us a lot on these tracks."

Their self-titled debut album was produced by Ross Orton (The Fall, Arctic Monkeys). Minsky-Sargeant elaborates, “There’s not much going on, not much stuff to do as a teenager. It’s quite isolated. And it can get quite depressing being in a town where in the winter it gets light at nine in the morning and dark at four.”

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Working Men's Club - A.A.A.A.

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Editorial director: Larry Mizell Jr.
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Cheryl Waters: Brimheim, English Teacher, Lair

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Working Men's Club - A.A.A.A.

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