Edito de A Cold Wind BlowingFollowing the demise of Worcester-based clatterpop band And What Will Be Left Of Them? (AWWBLOT), chief shouter, song writer and guitar hitter Peter Adams is back in solo form under the guise LOST BOY SCOUT. He is already being hailed as ?the last of the clatterpop heroes" (RHYTHM & BOOZE), spurred on by a drunken bet with his brother, he plans to record and release four albums within a year. His debut effort STAG was written and recorded within a matter of weeks, whilst a Christmas single is due for release on Helen Llewelyn Product 19. With the first hurdle successfully cleared it is little wonder that Andrew Marston announced "I predict big things for the King of Worcester, Pete Adams" live on BBC Radio One?s Huw Stephens Show. Let?s see what LOST BOY SCOUT goes on to achieve... ABOUT STAG: ?I suppose it?s my first go on my own? but I don?t think it shows too much. It still sounds like a full band playing even though everything was done by Dave Draper (the producer) and myself. I wanted this record to essentially just be an out and out indie pop blast that we could make quickly. After spending two years making the AWWBLOT album I was desperate not to get bogged down in recording hell. We finished it in four days! ? Peter Adams Praise for And What Will Be Left Of Them? In nearly six years and hundreds of gigs up and down the country and in Europe, AWWBLOT? won fans the old-fashioned way: by putting on the most infectiously fun live shows you could imagine. The band garnered radio support from Steve Lamacq, Huw Stephens, Jon Kennedy, Marsha Shandur and countless local radio stations and internet shows, and supported such acts as; ¡Forward Russia!, Art Brut, We Start Fires, Misty?s Big Adventure, Untitled Musical Project, Lupen Crook, The Pigeon Detectives, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, Kate Nash and even a couple of Smiths. The band released their debut album 'The Hi-Fi Low Life' on PopArt London in March 2009, garnering such praise as: "A future classic" - Artrocker ?unbelievably infectious brand of booze soaked indie-pop ?off-kilter pop that you simply can?t forget.? - God Is In The TV ?AWWBLOT make me want to dance, scream, shout and sing manically? ? Drowned in Sound LOST BOY SCOUT LIVE DATES December 5 ? Xmas Single Launch @ The Task In Hand Shop, Worcester December 9 ? The Firefly, Worcester (with Luke Leighfield) December 13 ? Album Launch @ The Hope & Anchor, London