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Mark Keds, singer and songwriter who made joyous pop music with Senseless Things – obituary Inspired by punk, his band appeared on Top of the Pops, played Reading and Glastonbury and supported Nirvana Mark Keds with Senseless Things Credit: Steve Double/Camera Press Mark Keds, who has died aged 50, was a founder member of the rock band Senseless Things; formed in London in the late 1980s, fusing the spirit of punk with pure pop hooks, they were a clear influence on their friends the Libertines, and Keds had a writing credit on the band’s classic single Can’t Stand Me Now.

Valley Fest announces 2021 lineup By Lowie Trevena, Monday Aug 3, 2020 Valley Fest has announced its music lineup for the 2021 festival. Travis, Goldfrapp and Deacon Blue will headline the festival, which will take place from July 30 to August 1, 2021 near Chew Valley Lake. Festival favourites The Blockheads, The Cuban Brothers and Oh My God! It’s The Church will also perform at the festival, which is now in its seventh year. Support independent journalism Bristol24/7 relies on your support to remain independent. If you like what we do and you want us to keep reporting, become a member for...

Senseless Things and Wildhearts singer/guitarist Mark Keds has died at the age of 50. Words: Phil Alexander Everybody knew Mark Keds. At least that’s how it felt in early 1991, when the guitar-toting frontman and his mates in the Senseless Things signed a major deal with Epic Records. By that point the well-loved Twickenham four-piece had become perennial fixtures on the London club scene, having zig-zagged their way up and down the country while releasing a slew of impressive singles and their debut album, Postcard C.V. Released in ​’89, the album showcased Mark’s unvarnished ta...