Davy Lawrence: Urbane, witty frontman, and writer of songs so catchy you can see them from space. As handsome and charming as a man can be without actually falling over.
Davy Lawrence built Big Arena Records, an independent musicians record label, with Ashley Morgan and Paul Varga in 2005. In 2011 Big Arena Records followed the lead of Ashley Morgan’s other record labels (447 Records and E&R Records) and went analogue.
Graham Boffey, drummer for more years than he cares to remember. One day he’ll be really good at it. Guesses he’s still an awkward kid. Influences include Keith Moon, Gilson Lavis, Clem Burke and Gene Krupa.
Mike Ridley-Dash has played in everything from jazz quartets to punk rock bands. With Enormous he has found the perfect home for his combination of musicality and passion. He recognises the importance of the three T’s: tone, timing and toe tapping. A naturally exuberant character he loves to bounce and will do so any available opportunity.
Travis Peters hails from a musical dynasty spanning over 50 years and has explored more genres than you can shake a stick at. He has a penchant for the Hammond B3, fat chords and blues scales. Most often spotted working a big organ with aplomb.
Paul Varga, purveyor of the finest shiny pipework fully befitting a member of The Enormous Horns, the boisterous brass behind the band, on tenor saxophone. Heavily influenced by Cu3Zn2. Possesses an underlying evil side – probably caused by the Oligodynamic effect.
Trumpet player Ashley Morgan joined Enormous as the band expanded from its original 4 piece format to it’s current throbbing 6 piece leviathon in the early 1990s and has been a fixed enormous member ever since. At that time, all those years ago, along with saxophonist Paul Varga, The Enormous Horns were duly formed, providing voluminous brass reinforcement to the band’s existing slaughterhouse of hooks.