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Tors make the kind of songs you shout along to in the car alone with the windows down, just
before last call in a pub full of friends, and on packed festival fields anywhere in the world. The
UK trio of brothers Matt and Theo Weedon joined by friend Jack Bowden rally around
driving rhythms, cinematic soundscapes, and life-affirming anthemic hooks anchored by the
innate personal and creative connection between them. After generating millions of streams
and playing to packed houses around the world, this bond among bandmates is central to their
sound, and it also drives their Glassnote Records debut.
Hailing from the county of Devon, Matt and Theo instantly gravitated to music as kids.
By all accounts, mum is “a great singer,” while dad “may not be the best musician, but he loves
music to the core,” laughs Matt. Nevertheless, Dad often chose the soundtrack for dinner, and
the boys absorbed classic albums with their parents.
Tors make the kind of songs you shout along to in the car alone with the windows down, just
before last call in a pub full of friends, and on packed festival fields anywhere in the world. The
UK trio of brothers Matt and Theo Weedon joined by friend Jack Bowden rally around
driving rhythms, cinematic soundscapes, and life-affirming anthemic hooks anchored by the
innate personal and creative connection between them. After generating millions of streams
and playing to packed houses around the world, this bond among bandmates is central to their
sound, and it also drives their Glassnote Records debut.
Hailing from the county of Devon, Matt and Theo instantly gravitated to music as kids.
By all accounts, mum is “a great singer,” while dad “may not be the best musician, but he loves
music to the core,” laughs Matt. Nevertheless, Dad often chose the soundtrack for dinner, and
the boys absorbed classic albums with their parents.