Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.

Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013.