Rodney Cromwell

Rodney Cromwell is the lo-fi indietronica project of Adam Cresswell from Catford, England. He was formerly the founder of folktronica band Saloon who were John Peel darlings (with three Peel Sessions and the Festive 50 number 1 in 2002) and who released three albums on Track & Field (UK) and Darla Records (US). He followed Saloon with acclaimed tweetronica duo Arthur and Martha. Since the release of his debut album Age of Anxiety Rodney Cromwell has been featured by the likes of NME, Electronic Sound, Huffington Post, Paste, Shindig!, BBC6 Music, RNE3 and RTE. He was named 'Most Promising New Act' by ElectricityClub.co.uk and both his albums featured in the Electronic Sound magazine Albums of the Year. He has played shows supporting A Flock Of Seagulls, Death and Vanilla, Pram, Steve Davis, Rowetta, Blancmange and many more. He also runs the Happy Robots record label and has put out releases by artists including Alice Hubble, Mood Taeg, Tiny Magnetic Pets, Sinosa , Roman Angelos and Arthur and Martha. He owns a large collection of anoraks.