Gary Jarman: Last News

The Cribs have shared a new single called ‘Sucked Sweet’ – you can listen to it below.Released today (November 19), the song is the third instalment in the Wakefield trio’s ‘Sonic Blew Singles Club’ series following last month’s ‘The Day I Got Lost Again’ and August’s ‘Swinging At Shadows’.The Jarman brothers are dropping four two-track 7″ vinyl records between September and December.

The Cribs have shared a new video for recent single ‘Swinging At Shadows’, filmed at their first gig back since the pandemic.The band played their first gig in three years last month at the Crystal Palace Bowl in London as part of the South Facing festival.To commemorate the show the band have shared a video for the new single, tracking their journey to the show and performance of the song.“Due to all the legal wrangling over our masters, and then the pandemic shutdown, we had not played a live show in 3 years…plus, people have been starved of festivals for so long too, so it seemed like a good opportunity to make our first live music video,” Gary Jarman said in a statement.“Crystal Palace Park is an historic venue – we had seen some photos

The Cribs have revealed how MySpace co-founder Tom Anderson attempted to sign them at the height of their fame.Appearing in NME’s latest edition of our weekly Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! quiz, the Wakefield trio revealed how the former social media boss even flew them to Los Angeles in an attempt to win them over in the mid-2000s.“Tom from MySpace was a massive Cribs fan and tried to sign us,” said bassist Gary Jarman.“He flew us to Los Angeles and made a huge pitch – it was global takeover stuff.

The Cribs’ Gary Jarman has paid tribute to his brother Ryan Jarman to mark their 40th birthday today (October 20).The twins, who serve as bassist and guitarist in the Wakefield three-piece respectively, are celebrating their joint milestone today, with Gary writing in a post on the band’s social media accounts this morning that he couldn’t “believe that we made it to 40”.“After a life in the cryogenic chamber of being touring musicians, it feels so strange to be writing this with the context that only an enforced period away from the things we love can give,” Gary wrote in reference to the coronavirus-enforced shutdown of live music this year.To Ry, love Gaz pic.twitter.com/xlhZQ2A1dp— The Cribs (@thecribs) October 20, 2020Sharing an image