SjW

SjW is an unsigned British rock group formed in Berkshire in 2005, who's music encorporates elements of traditional, classic and progressive rock. The bands sound is firmly entrenched in the traditions of stadium rock acts and super groups such as Led Zeppelin, The Who and Queen with a tip of the hat to the great power trio's Rush, Cream, The Police, Kings X & Hendrix.

The bands unusual but memorable name is commonly thought to be an abbreviation of bassist/ vocalist Simon james White’s name.
SjW play music from a time when rock was rock and the super group was king, combining classic rock style with a fresh and up to date sound, often referencing from where it came without ever taking a backwards step.

A State of Delirium is SjW's eagerly anticipated 2nd album and follow up to "Talk on Corners" the bands debut release in 2006. The Band spent 11 days over the Summer at Bank Cottage Studios working with top producer George Shilling resulting in 10 new tracks.

1. Anthems
2. 4am
3. I Want it all
4. Carolina Skies
5. A State of Delirium
6. The Keeper
7. 2nd Wave
8. Suzi
9. Where do you go
10. Getaway