Monday, December 08, 2025

Inward Parts 20th Anniversary Show

 We will playing Inward Parts in full at The Grace on 20th March 2026, along with a second set of songs from the 5th and 6th albums.


6th Album to be released 20th February 2026

Sunday, December 07, 2025

2025 - what happened?

 2025

9th February 2025:

Release of 5th Album "Difficulties Understanding" on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms:

Recorded at Brixton Hill Studios from 16th February to 25th February 2024 (and mixed) by Nick Howiantz. Mastered by Chistophe at Oxygene Music.

Tracklisting:

Everything You Say

What Is Right For You

Happy Song

For The Living


Nightmare

Brick Lane

Country Song

Right To Negotiate


Received positive reviews from Edge of Arcady amongst others.

After a Sold Out show at the 100 Club on 22nd March 2025 to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the release of their debut album, The Others 

On the 14th November the band played Shiiine On Festival in Minehead, taking the stage just after 90's  New Wave Of New Wave favourites S*M*A*S*H. We very much enjoyed watching S*M*A*S*H, as most of the band had not seen them before!

Sunday, December 22, 2024

2024 Redux - Recording two new albums and announcement of Anniversary show at the 100 Club in 2025

In September 2024 the band announced that they would be playing a special show at the 100 Club in London on 22nd March 2025 to mark the 20th anniversary of the release of their debut album. 

2024 was spent rehearsing for this show as well as recording, mixing and mastering two new albums of original material.

Their 8 track fifth album is expected to be released in February 2024, while their 12 track sixth album will follow either later that year or in 2026.

Friday, March 01, 2024

2023 - New Album Released Look At You All Now


March 23rd 2023 - The Others release their fourth album; "Look At You All Now". 


Available as a Free/Pay What You Want download on Bandcamp.


March 25th 2023 - Album Launch show at The Garage in Islington, with support from A Void and Collossus

Saturday, December 31, 2022

2022 Redux

 On 30th April 2022 The Others played a one off show at The Grace in Islington to mark the 20 year anniversary of the band's formation.

The 22 song, 2 hour show, sold out 2 months ahead of time and contained songs from all three officially released albums as well as a handful of songs which had not yet been released, but would eventually find themselves on they fourth album "Look At You All Now" (released 2023). The set was split into 3 parts to mark the different eras of the band.

The show was reviewed positively by edgeofarcady.com 

Setlist:

(2nd Album)

Probate

Always Be Mine

Thick As Thieves

Truth That Hurts

(Third Album)

Books And Dvds

Where Is The Love

I'll Keep You Safe

Double Pernod

---

(Unreleased)

Who Cares

Nowhere To Go

Paranoid Times

Disdain 

Rights

---

(First Album)

Lackey

How I Nearly Lost You

Psycho Vision

William

Almanac

Southern Glow

Stan Bowles

This Is For The Poor

Friday, December 31, 2021

2021 Redux

 In December 2021, after a 5 year hiatus, the band reconvened in a Brighton rehearsal room to finish writing songs for their fourth album. They also announced they would be playing a one off show at The Grace in Islington, on April 30th 2022 to mark the 20th anniversary of the band's formation. 

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

The Others Are On YouTube:





During lockdown and following an interview with Dominic on the 22 Grand Pod Podcast, The Others start a band Youtube channel to bring their visual archive material together in one place. 

Videos include the band's 2005 performance in Japan at the Summer Sonic Festival


Thursday, December 31, 2015

2015 Redux

 Rehearsals and writing for 4th album in September. 

Tracks worked on:

Who Cares?

Decadent Clothes

Paranoid Times

Nowhere To Go

Never Want To See You Again

Black Market

If I'm Your Education

Trouble Inside

Grandad's Funeral

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

2014 Redux The Others play The Water Rats 13/12/2014

Feb/March - Rehearsals/writing for 4th Album  

August - Rehearsals/writing in Stoke Newington

December 13th - The Water Rats - Only gig of year


Tuesday, July 29, 2014

The Others feature in NME's "46 Quality Indie Bands of The 200s You Completely Forgot About:

 

Number 34: The Others

Always carrying the ridiculous aura of a glorified indie in-joke, The Others – lead by gobby frontman Dominic Masters – were a legend in their own lunchtime. A couple of tracks (‘Lackey’ in particular) had a satisfyingly hedonistic snarl, but it was Masters and his penchant for bragging about drugs and sticking his phone number on the internet that was the real centrepiece.

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Kayaking The Whanganui River

Marc Hegner has used some tracks from Songs For The Disillusioned to soundtrack his Kayaking Trip! Cheers Marc!

Tracks used: Penny Chews (Remix), I'll Keep You Safe (remix), Books And Dvds, Where Is the Love?  

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

2013 - Free Monthly Download Series / Glastonbury Festival / Winter Tour /Official Release of third album; "Songs For The Disillusioned"

Free Monthly Download Series:

February 2013 - I'll Keep You Safe (Andreas Sepp/DND Remix)/Hardley Know Me (Edit)

March 2013 - Desolate (Remix)/Would It Matter To You (previously unreleased)

April 2013 - Psychovision (acoustic)/William (unreleased remix)

May 2013 - Anyone Else (2002 Demo)/In The Background (2002 Demo)

June 2013 - The Others with horns (Monitor mixes teaser) - Superbok/Penny Chews

July 2013 - Always Be Mine (demo 2006)/Desolate (demo 2005)

August 2013 - The Calls Keep On Coming (2006 demo - unfinished/unreleased)/Darren, Daniel, Dave (2003 demo)

September 2013 - Barflies (demo 2006 - unreleased)/ April #2 (2009/2013 - instrumental demo)

October 2013 - It Doesn't Matter To Me (demo 2005)/Southern Glow (2002 demo)

November 2013 - UK Tour - New Songs Teaser - Penny Chews (Darko's Dance Mix)/Where Is The Love?

December 2013 - William (acoustic 2005)/Probate (promo edit 2008)/Boy Is A Girl (2002 demo)/How I Nearly Lost You (remix edit 2005)/Guard My Kind (early demo 2005)


Giglist:

29th June - Glastonbury Festival - Williams Green Stage


November Tour:

Friday 8th - Sunderland - Pure

Saturday 9th - Glasgow - McChuills Bar

Thursday 14th - Manchester - Night and Day

Friday 15th - Stoke - Old Brown Jug

Saturday 16th - Northampton - The Doghouse

Thursday 21st - London Water Rats

Friday 22nd - Southampton - The Joiners 


Album Release December 24th 2013: 



Songs For The Disillusioned

Tracklisting:

Hardly Know Me (Edit)

Superbok (with brass)

Tic Tok

Books And Dads


Penny Chews (with brass)

Double Pernod

Where Is The Love (with strings)

I'll Keep You Safe (DND Remix)



Monday, December 31, 2012

2012 REDUX: The band spent a weekend in Kent doing overdubs and polishing two new tracks Hardly Know Me and I'll Keep You Safe for single release. The two songs became The Others first single for 4 years: Hardly Know Me (Radio Edit), I'll Keep you Safe, Hardly Know Me (Full Length) was released via the Mediawerks label on Itunes on 26/04/12 a tour followed:

Gigs 2012:
02/02/12 - London - New Slang Club @The Hippodrome, Kingston
02/05/12 - Exeter - Indie Club @The Cavern
03/05/12 - Cardiff - Jealous Lovers @GwdiHw
04/05/12 - Glasgow - Captain’s Rest
05/05/12 - Sunderland Independent
06/05/12 - Sheffield Frog’n’Parrot
11/05/12 - London Half Moon Putney
12/05/12 - Winchester Railway
22/07/12 - Sheffield Tramlines Festival
18/08/12 - Brighton Albert
16/11/12 - London Surya
17/11/12 - Bristol Horts

ON 24/12/12 The Others released "(Demos For) Songs For The Disillusioned" for free via Bandcamp they quickly ran out of their free download allocation and uploaded the tracks to Soundcloud and Last.fm

This release solicited a (fairly) big reaction from the press, most prominently from NME.COM

Overseas press also picked up on the story, both in France and Spain as well as various UK online magazines.

Saturday, December 31, 2011

2011 REDUX: Rehearsals and Writing New Songs continues apace. The band play their first gig in 4 years a Sold Out Show at The Lexington, London. The band is now a five piece: Dominic Masters, Johnny Others, Jimmy Lager, Joseph Gardner Lowe, Eddie Darko.

The band arranged a last minute Xmas gig in December at The Windmill again this was Sold Out. The next weekend they spent two days in Kent recording 8 new songs. These "live" tracks would later be shared for free as "(Demos for) Songs For The Disillusioned".

Gigs 2011:
24/09/11 - London - The Lexington, Islington
03/12/11 - London - The Windmill, Brixton

Saturday, April 02, 2011

2009/2010 REDUX

The Others In NUTS magazine

This week! Pictured above a baboon's arse.

Apparently we played a gig on a tube. This will enhance future visits to the pub:






2008 REDUX:

Gigs:

19-01-08 – Casbah - Coventry
20-01-08 – The Loft - Castleford
22-01-08 – The Venue - Newcastle
23-01-08 – Hoxton - Bar And Grill
30-01-08 – Rome - Jailbreak
01-02-08 – Fucecchio - La Limonaia
02-02-08 – Bologna - Covo
03-02-08 – Ancona - Thermos
04-02-08 – Lecce - Istanbul Cafe
08-02-08 – Brixton Jamm – Love Music Hate Racism

Releases:
Digital Download Only -
Probate (single edit)/It Doesn't Matter To Me/Looking For A Product

2007 Redux - taken from the myspace blog.

Gigs:
12-01-07 - Proud Gallery - Year Zero Club, Camden, London
09-02-07 - St Aloysius Social Club, Euston, London

April 2007
26-04-07 - Cologne - Prime Club - Germany
27-04-07 - Hamburg - Molotow - Germany
28-04-07 - Berlin - Lido - Germany
29-04-07 - Munich - Atomic Cafe, Germany

27-05-07 - Redbridge Green Fair
07-07-07 -The Bitter End - Romford
16-07-07 - Melange Club - London

August 2007
09-08-07 - Alchemy Bar - Wolverhampton
10-08-07 - The Cell - Lincoln
11-08-07 - The Star And Garter - Manchester
12-08-07 - Rainbow - Birmingham
13-08-07 - Independent - Sunderland
18-08-07 - The Wherehouse - Tottenham, London
26-08-07 - The Cross - Crowborough, Mid-Sussex

November 2007
03-11-07 - The Junction - York
04-11-07 - The Brudenell Social Club - Leeds
07-11-07 – Pemberton Centre - Rushden
10-11-07 - The Bitter End –Romford
15-11-07 – The Vibe Bar - London


  • Manchester Live Review From www.noordinarymusic.com

    THE OTHERS / NEW RHODES
    In The City, Dry Bar, Manchester
    27 Oct 2006

    In The City, the annual event that sees Manchester host the biggest city based music festival in the country, introduces both music lovers and industry officials to the best in new music and unsigned talent. You could say its England's very own mini SXSW!

    There are a decent number of people watching as New Rhodes work their way through the best of their new album, but it's safe to say that most are there to pass the time until the true headliners of the night-The Others- take to the stage!

    After an absence from the scene for a while, The Others return with new album 'Inward Parts'. From start to finish, fronted by the now infamous Dominic Masters- who spends more time in the crowd and on top of the speakers, than on the actual stage – they work there way through an almost perfect set list of old and new songs. They clearly know how to work the crowd, which by this time has surged forward and become a sweaty pit of hardcore fans that all seem to want to get as close to they band as they can! It has been a long time since I have been to a gig with as much atmosphere and attitude as this – without glow sticks, at least! Old favourites such as 'William' and 'Lackey' receive an incredible response, with everyone, as far as I can see, joining in. The new songs ('The Truth That Hurts', 'Thick As Thieves') have a different tone to them which makes it clear that the band have developed since they were last touring. The key to the shows success though is Dom; there are few leads that give out as much energy, intensity and 'give a shit' attitude as he does tonight. The Others are back and pretty soon, if tonight is anything to go by, everyone is going to know about it.

    The Others Setlist
    Guard My Kind, Lackey, Looking For A Product, Truth That Hurts, Always Be Mine, Desolate, Stan Bowles,
    Watch It, Got No Money, William, Why Should I Try?, Thick As Thieves, Probate, Poor

    Review by Louise Mooney

  • Tottenham gig- Sat 18th August


Monday, October 29, 2007

Live Review of Manchester Show

  • Manchester Live Review From www.noordinarymusic.com

    THE OTHERS / NEW RHODES
    In The City, Dry Bar, Manchester
    27 Oct 2006

    In The City, the annual event that sees Manchester host the biggest city based music festival in the country, introduces both music lovers and industry officials to the best in new music and unsigned talent.  You could say its England's very own mini SXSW!

    There are a decent number of people watching as New Rhodes work their way through the best of their new album, but it's safe to say that most are there to pass the time until the true headliners of the night-The Others- take to the stage!

    After an absence from the scene for a while, The Others return with new album 'Inward Parts'.  From start to finish, fronted by the now infamous Dominic Masters- who spends more time in the crowd and on top of the speakers, than on the actual stage – they work there way through an almost perfect set list of old and new songs. They clearly know how to work the crowd, which by this time has surged forward and become a sweaty pit of hardcore fans that all seem to want to get as close to they band as they can! It has been a long time since I have been to a gig with as much atmosphere and attitude as this – without glow sticks, at least! Old favourites such as 'William' and 'Lackey' receive an incredible response, with everyone, as far as I can see, joining in. The new songs ('The Truth That Hurts', 'Thick As Thieves') have a different tone to them which makes it clear that the band have developed since they were last touring. The key to the shows success though is Dom; there are few leads that give out as much energy, intensity and 'give a shit' attitude as he does tonight. The Others are back and pretty soon, if tonight is anything to go by, everyone is going to know about it.

    The Others Setlist
    Guard My Kind, Lackey, Looking For A Product, Truth That Hurts, Always Be Mine, Desolate, Stan Bowles, 
    Watch It, Got No Money, William, Why Should I Try?, Thick As Thieves, Probate, Poor

    Review by Louise Mooney
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