Crown Court release new album ‘Heavy Manners’ out April 21st via Randale Records

Pre-order the album HERE:

Listen to the new track ‘Kids Of The 20’s’ HERE:

Hailing From North London, Crown Court are Oi! music’s shaven headed torch bearers.

This is guitar slinging at its finest, blistering Chiswick rock and roll paired with a streetwise swagger unparalleled in the so called ‘scene’ today. Power met with the finesse of a Staffy barking at a chain link fence, their latest offering ‘Heavy Manners’ proves not to disappoint. Head nods and cues to the 80’s glory days of the genres past is just one of many tricks in the bag for a band dubbed ‘Trouble from London’ has to offer.



Headed by Trevor Taylor, the bands leader since inception with Ralph Orton (Concrete Bollox, Last Crusade) delivering masterful bass lines create an axis from which a fuel powered machine turns. Exceptional writing from Danny Swan (Half Charge) and Ronny Hamersma (The Reapers, Roughed Up) show the heaven and hell attitude that this band has made a statement time and time again. Jack Lewis (Code Blue) gives all a backbone and combined shows that pedigree from this background cannot be bought or imitated. Five different men, five different estates, music made for the tower blocks more than a long haired, tote bag touting art venue.

Listen to new track ‘Kids Of The 20’s’ HERE:

This is Crown Court, this is the underbelly of London, and this maybe the realist band you hear all year.

Crown Court are: Trevor Taylor, Ronny Hamersma, Danny Swan, Ralph Orton, Jack Lewis.  

Pre-order ‘Heavy Manners’ HERE:

Heavy Manners Track listing:

1.Left For Dead
2. Rich Boy
3. Nothing Known
4. Pavement Duties

5. Two o’clock Hero

6. Striped Up, Sent Down

7. Kids of the 20’s

8. Sect 59 

9. No face No Case 

10. The Scum 

11. Mad in England 

12. The 33rd

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