Teleman, which is the remnants of Pete & the Pirates, released their debut album last month on Moshi Moshi. If you dug P&tP you’re going to like this, it’s pretty similar with maybe more of an ...

Teleman remain somewhat reminiscent of the heady days a decade ago where clutches and clutches of bands disappeared as quickly as they appeared, chasing sounds to make people stamp their feet on the ...

Johnny Marr has shared a new remix of his recent single ‘Armatopia’, after the track was given a re-imagining by Teleman. The track first emerged last month as Marr’s first offering of 2019 – with the ...

For our recurring Self-Portrait feature we ask a musician to take a self-portrait photo (or paint/draw a self-portrait) and write a list of personal things about themselves, things that their fans ...

England’s Teleman are releasing their third album, Family of Aliens, on September 7 via Moshi Moshi. Now they have shared the album’s third single, “Song For a Seagull,” via a video for the song. The ...

Having ignited the airwaves with lo-fi debut single “Christina” last year, London four piece Teleman today release their much anticipated debut LP, Breakfast. However, for some members, the record ...

Raised from the ashes of their old band Pete and the Pirates with various side projects dotted around, Teleman have been playing in bands for over a decade. Self-managing their own tours, hand-making ...

Teleman's single "Dusseldorf" is a blend of sophisticated baroque pop and ragged indie rock. It kicks off the London quartet's recent sophomore album, "Brilliant Sanity." Seemingly polite at first, ...

After scuttling their jaunty indie-pop band Pete and the Pirates, brothers Thomas (vocals) and Jonny (keyboards) Sanders and bassist Pete Cattermoul found themselves adrift in London. Working with a ...

Unless you listen to BBC 6 Music or keep a keen ear to the indie rock scene, you may think Teleman is who you call if a gale blows your Sky dish off the chimney. However, this art-rock quartet from ...

Teleman formed from the ashes of Pete & The Pirates, perennial nearly-men of the mid-00s. With indie-rock’s middle tier more squeezed than ever, the London outfit’s chances of success in 2014 seem ...