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Shaking Hips and Crashing Cars: Vinyl LP Record Store Day Buoyed by the experience ofThe Royston Club are the Wrexham band tipped by Gigwise as the new band from Wales most likely to do a Catfish. Despite only being active for two years, the young four piece have already completed two UK headline tours totalling 30 dates, selling around 8,000 tickets in the process. Their early releases have been supported by BBC 6Music (Steve Lamacq, Chris Hawkins, Tom Robinson), Radio 1, Radio X (X Posure playlist) and BBC Wales (BBC Wales A List,