Product Description

'Started A Fire' is the debut album from Yorkshire-based indie popsters One Night Only. A thrilling mixture of indie styles that takes in everything from Keane to Razorlight to The Kooks, this album is sure to please fans of the aforementioned artists, as well as fans of indie rock everywhere. Includes the singles 'You And Me' and 'Just Tonight'.

Track Listing

1. Just For Tonight
2. It's About Time
3. You and Me
4. He's There
5. Start Over
6. Time
7. Stay At Home
8. It's Alright
9. Sweet Sugar
10. Hide

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #107 in Music
• Released on: 2008-02-11
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Enhanced
• Running time: 40 minutes

Amazon.co.uk Review
If you're going for pop-rock gold-plating, radio airplay and slot or two sound-tracking Hollyoaks' opening sequences, you want to make a beeline for the big hitters when sieving through your influence list. So North Yorkshire four-piece One Night Only pay little heed to their surroundings and avoid coming out the other side just sounding like the Pigeon Detectives—-though there's certainly a hint of their unapologetically chipper anthem chasing, it's in the county's musical blood by now. Drafting in keyboards the size of an Antarctic ice shelf, "Just for Tonight" opens the album grabbing for The Killers' crown, and damn well gets a decent grip for a while. On that and "He's There" you can barely get a cigarette paper between the two in terms of style and tone, though One Night Only are burning smokeless fuel, there's no mistaking the cleanliness of their construct. Which also reveals the other side of their coin-jerky saccharine MOR in the mould of The Feeling and The Hoosiers, gushing freely (in the stage-managed sense) through "It's About Time" and "It's Alright". It seems that time spent playing in a Blink 182 covers band has rubbed off on their posture in some quarters of the album too--One Night Only clearly want to just get out there and make friends. No grand gestures, no manifesto and in spite of the title no pyrotechnics. Just good clean bundles of fun like "You & Me", essentially a Panda Pop Libertines. And where's the harm in that? --James Berry

Customer Reviews

Good to hear some melody....
Bought this on the strength of the Just for Tonight single...one of the few current tracks with a strong melody at the moment. It's so nice to hear a band who can right proper melodic and well-structured songs and deliver them with some passion without sounding as if they are about to have a nervous breakdown/anxiety attack.

My personal favourite is Time but most of the tracks have something going for them...the production by Steve Lillywhite contributes to the overall anthemic feel...there are also a few whimsical retro moments which, suprisingly work well in this context.

I'm told the singer is only 17 so there should be more to come - for a first album this is very impressive.

Definitely worth buying...

Way Beyond Expectations
I brought this album on the back of the single 'just for tonight' and because a friend told me it was good. To tell the truth i wasn't expecting much more than one or two good tracks, i was pleasently surprised. After listening to the album just once i preaty much enjoyed every song, each one have it own. If you liked the single, this albm is a must as there is only better to come.

Great musical talent
I bought this album on the strength of 'just for tonight' and have not been disappointed. The musical intros to every song is first class and shows that this band is technically very strong and have much potential to grow and grow. For me they hit the perfect balance of uplifting tunes, good vocals and great technical skill by the band. Looking forward to seeing them live shortly.