The lead single from the band's debut album, 'Come On Over Here,' 'Getaway' offers a potent distillation of the band's early sound, blending anthemic choruses with a driving, dancefloor-ready rhythm section.
- Released in late 2002, 'Getaway' preceded the debut album by several months, building anticipation for its arrival.
- The single featured a B-side, 'The Longest Day,' which showcased the band's more experimental electronic leanings.
- Hut Recordings, the label behind the release, was also home to artists like The Verve and Pulp.
The Music were a Huddersfield-formed band playing a brand of indie rock that drew from the danceable grooves of Primal Scream and the swagger of The Verve. They emerged in the early 2000s, arriving at a time when guitar music was attempting to reassert itself after the turn of the millennium.
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