2007 six track EP from the British Pop act, The Undecided EP features alternate versions of two tracks from their recent album Those The Brokes (an edit of 'Undecided' and a re-recording of 'Let Somebody In') plus four previously unreleased recordings. EMI.

The title track is backed with 'Keep It In The Pocket'. Heavenly. 2005.

2007 CD single, pulled from The Magic Numbers' sophomore album, Those The Brokes. Features 'This Is A Song' (Radio Edit) backed with the non-album 'Oh, You Might As Well Live In My Head Now (The Jump Rope Song). Heavenly. 2007

The Magic Numbers are back with Those The Brokes, the stunning follow-up to their critically praised, self-titled debut. With the luxury of being able to revisit and remodel the album, released in the UK late last year, The Magic Numbers now offer up a superior, revised and re-sequenced US version of Those The Brokes. By forgoing the ballad-heavy leaning of the UK track listing in favor of a better paced, more varied tempo song mix, this US version of Those The Brokes provides the most engaging presentation yet of The Magic Number's extraordinary heartwarming guitar-pop whose fan club includes Noel Gallagher and Brian Wilson as members.

2007 six track EP from the British Pop act, The Undecided EP features alternate versions of two tracks from their recent album Those The Brokes (an edit of 'Undecided' and a re-recording of 'Let Somebody In') plus four previously unreleased recordings. EMI.

The Magic Numbers follow up their debut top 15 single 'Forever Lost' and Gold selling top 10 self titled debut album with the second single 'Love Me Like You'. The title track is backed with the non-album track 'Travelling Souls'. EMI. 2005.

First track pulled from this breezy UK quartet's sophomore album, Those The Brokes. Features the tracks 'Take A Chance' and 'I Hear You Knockin'' . Heavenly. 2006.

The Magic Numbers is the self-titled debut album from The Magic Numbers. It was nominated for a Mercury Music Prize in 2005. Songwriting duties were taken by Romeo Stodart as was much of the musical composition and arrangement. It incorporated the earlier single release of "Hymn for Her" as a hidden track. The album incorporates many folk elements within the main indie sound which resounds throughout. The album also reflects many elements of the writers early childhood dreams, tales of their love life and desperation of youth. For example, "Love Me Like You", the best known single of the album, illustrates the difference of feeling in their love for each other.

The Magic Numbers - The Runaway

The Magic Numbers have returned with their most confident and compelling album to date, ‘ALIAS’, released August 18th on Caroline International, including their brand new single ‘Shot In The Dark’, released June 23rd.
‘ALIAS’ augments The Magic Numbers’ signature vocal harmonies with a darker, electrifying atmosphere and captures on record the infectious energy of the band’s live performances. The result is a new, powerful sound for the band.
From the dramatically poignant openers ‘Wake Up’ and ‘You K(no)w’ the album builds in intensity, opening out into the string-laden backdrop of the soulful, seductive ‘Thought I Wasn’t Ready’ and the majestic ‘Roy Orbison’.
Written and produced by Romeo Stodart, new single ‘Shot In The Dark’ is bursting with existential angst and animalistic guitars that echo Neil Young’s work with Crazy Horse.
This will be Mercury Prize nominees The Magic Numbers’ fourth album. Following its release the band will be touring the UK this autumn, including a show at The Forum in London on September 25th.
The Magic Numbers are: Romeo Stodart (guitar and vocals), Michele Stodart (bass guitar and vocals), Angela Gannon (keyboards, vocals and percussion) and Sean Gannon (drums).

The Magic Numbers are back with Those The Brokes, the stunning follow-up to their critically praised, self-titled debut. With the luxury of being able to revisit and remodel the album, released in the UK late last year, The Magic Numbers now offer up a superior, revised and re-sequenced US version of Those The Brokes. By forgoing the ballad-heavy leaning of the UK track listing in favor of a better paced, more varied tempo song mix, this US version of Those The Brokes provides the most engaging presentation yet of The Magic Number's extraordinary heartwarming guitar-pop whose fan club includes Noel Gallagher and Brian Wilson as members.

This is the self-titled debut album from UK based outfit The Magic Numbers. Inspired by the likes of sixties singer/songwriters and harmony outfits like Mamas And The Papas, the album sees the band perfect their mix of dreamy indie pop. The UK top twenty single 'Forever Lost' is also included. EMI. 2005.