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Jack White (lead guitar/lead vocals) and Vincent White (bass guitar/vocals) are brothers, and have written music together since 2012. They share a passion for the late 90s / early 2000 Pop-Punk scene and therefore began writing songs along with this influence.
At the end of 2016, Jack had many completed songs and then decided to move on as a
classic three piece band. This is when Mattia (drums) joined the brothers and after some former members of the band, Strike ONE was re-imagined.
They have been playing in Oxford ever since and after releasing their first studio EP 'Diocane', and it attracting a lot of attention, they are breaking into the London music scene.
On the 16th November 2018, the trio released their very first studio album titled 'Generation Degeneration' inspired by the lack of motivation in some people, believing that "we are all going backwards". The album is also features relationship break up's, new friends that changed your life and family disturbances. Jack believes that "anyone can relate to any of these songs in anyway they want", meaning that the subject of the song can mean different things and apply to certain scenarios to an individual.
They have headlined the O2 Academy Oxford and played in many places in London including The Brixton Jamm and 229 The Venue.
At the end of 2016, Jack had many completed songs and then decided to move on as a
classic three piece band. This is when Mattia (drums) joined the brothers and after some former members of the band, Strike ONE was re-imagined.
They have been playing in Oxford ever since and after releasing their first studio EP 'Diocane', and it attracting a lot of attention, they are breaking into the London music scene.
On the 16th November 2018, the trio released their very first studio album titled 'Generation Degeneration' inspired by the lack of motivation in some people, believing that "we are all going backwards". The album is also features relationship break up's, new friends that changed your life and family disturbances. Jack believes that "anyone can relate to any of these songs in anyway they want", meaning that the subject of the song can mean different things and apply to certain scenarios to an individual.
They have headlined the O2 Academy Oxford and played in many places in London including The Brixton Jamm and 229 The Venue.
