New Young Pony Club

New Young Pony Club is a British electronic rock band formed in 2004. Known for their fusion of new wave, punk, disco, and electro-pop, the band gained prominence with their catchy and danceable sound that drew comparisons to the 1980s new wave scene. The original lineup consisted of lead vocalist Tahita Bulmer, multi-instrumentalist Andy Spence, drummer Sarah Jones, keyboardist Lou Hayter, and bassist Igor Volk. Their breakout came with the release of their debut album, "Fantastic Playroom," in 2007, which featured the hit singles "Ice Cream" and "The Bomb." The album was well-received for its energetic and infectious tracks, earning the band a nomination for the Mercury Prize. In 2010, the band released their second studio album, "The Optimist," which showcased a more mature and darker sound, reflecting their evolution as musicians. Despite lineup changes and an eventual hiatus, New Young Pony Club continued to influence the electro-pop genre with their innovative approach and catchy melodies. Their work remains celebrated for its vibrant mix of styles and its ability to bring a fresh twist to the indie and electronic music scenes.