It's no exaggeration to boldly state that The Wildhearts are the best British band of the past 30 years. Eyebrows may raise at that, scoffs might be uttered but, for the most part, that's because barely a fraction of the number of people who should be aware of this ludicrously brilliant band, actually are. That the likes of Mumford & Sons and Coldplay sell hundreds of thousands of records and tickets on this side of the Atlantic while The Wildhearts wallows in relative obscurity is the very definition of unjust.
