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The Rock Band Thank From Leeds first emerged in 2016 from the scene surrounding CHUNK , their city’s notorious – and now sadly defunct – DIY space. The band spent six years honing their brand of volatile and joyously cathartic post-punk alongside a hivemind of grindcore and powerviolence bands, UK garage and bashment DJs, and most things in between, before releasing their debut full length album ‘Thoughtless Cruelty’ in 2022.
Having weathered various lineup changes, since early 2023 Thank has settled on a core quartet of Lewis Millward (guitar/synth), Cameron Moitt (bass), Steve Myles (drums) and Freddy Vinehill-Cliffe (vocals/guitar). This incarnation of the band released ‘I Have A Physical Body That Can Be Harmed’ in late 2024, an acid-fried concoction of hardcore punk fury, jungle-inspired freneticism and synth pop bombast, and their first release via Big Scary Monsters.
2025 was a big year for Thank , starting with a UK co-headline tour alongside Kal Marks and ending with a run of shows opening for Mclusky and Young Knives across the UK and Germany, not to mention their busiest festival season yet, including explosive sets at 2000 Trees , Truck Festival , Manchester Punk Festival , ArcTanGent and more. Having spent the first half of 2026 laying low and working on album three, the band will soon embark on a series of anniversary gigs, commemorating 10 years as a band. The first of these shows to be announced is an appearance at Rotterdam’s Left of the Dial in October.
Bio provided by artist:
The Rock Band Thank From Leeds first emerged in 2016 from the scene surrounding CHUNK , their city’s notorious – and now sadly defunct – DIY space. The band spent six years honing their brand of volatile and joyously cathartic post-punk alongside a hivemind of grindcore and powerviolence bands, UK garage and bashment DJs, and most things in between, before releasing their debut full length album ‘Thoughtless Cruelty’ in 2022.
Having weathered various lineup changes, since early 2023 Thank has settled on a core quartet of Lewis Millward (guitar/synth), Cameron Moitt (bass), Steve Myles (drums) and Freddy Vinehill-Cliffe (vocals/guitar). This incarnation of the band released ‘I Have A Physical Body That Can Be Harmed’ in late 2024, an acid-fried concoction of hardcore punk fury, jungle-inspired freneticism and synth pop bombast, and their first release via Big Scary Monsters.
2025 was a big year for Thank , starting with a UK co-headline tour alongside Kal Marks and ending with a run of shows opening for Mclusky and Young Knives across the UK and Germany, not to mention their busiest festival season yet, including explosive sets at 2000 Trees , Truck Festival , Manchester Punk Festival , ArcTanGent and more. Having spent the first half of 2026 laying low and working on album three, the band will soon embark on a series of anniversary gigs, commemorating 10 years as a band. The first of these shows to be announced is an appearance at Rotterdam’s Left of the Dial in October.