A classic rock band from the United Kingdom described as a cross between the Counting Crows and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.  Sharp Practice started in 1999.  Their Debut album 'Hiya' was released in 2000 to good reviews, leading to an appearance on Ground Zero TV in Australia, playlisting around the world and and audience in Costa Rica of one third of the country's population.  One song from 'Hiya' was featured on a CBD by Japanese TV star Chieko Mitsui, another on the "Rock For Athletes" CD produced for Italian sportswear company Fila.  the band's British tour in 2005 was highlighted by an appearance at the Cavern Club, Liverpool. 

'Radiocity' is essentially an album about travel - in both the literal and emotional sense - and is a pure delight in a music world where style is often preferable to substance and should go down well with fans of the Counting Crows and Big Country.