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51 Breaks
Origin	Birmingham, England
Genre(s)	Indie, Electro, alternative
Years active	2005–present
Members
Michael Turner Marc Turner Tom Harman Tom Rankin

51 Breaks are a Birmingham based, four piece, Indie/Electro/Alternative band. The band has existed since late 2005 but only settled upon the final line up in late 2007. Three members have been present in all line ups, Michael Turner (Vocals & Keyboard), Marc Turner (aka.sexy legs) (Drums & Vocals) & Tom Harman (Bass). The complete line up is complemented by Tom Rankin (Guitar & Vocals).

1 Live shows
- 1.1 Releases
- 1.2 Reviews
2 References
3 External links

[edit] Live shows

They have been seen throughout the Midlands supporting acts such as The Infadels, Little Man Tate, The Cooper Temple Claus,The Maccabees, Captain and many more.

Their live shows are characterised by energetic and impassioned performances with three vocals offering complex and intricate harmonies

[edit] Releases

In June 2008 they announced the release of the debut EP Blueprints with their management company, The Animal farm, and Manilla PR.

[edit] Reviews

“Sounds like a band you’ve known for years but cant put your finger on it!” Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music–February 2008

‘one of the strongest, most memorable material out of any of the bands in the Festival, they also have one of the sharpest contemporary Indie sounds distinguished by perfectly placed electronic keys, with emotionally charged lyrics’

Surface Festival, June 2008

"51 Breaks sound like a band not short of ideas and not afraid of mixing it up a bit, 51 Breaks certainly goes for it big-style and take risks dynamically, turn this baby up, max it out and just feel that monster groove - it's quite impressive and very catchy."^[who?]