“Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats, and put your thinking caps on, I've got a poser for you...” yelled curly-haired ex-anarchist frontman Frank Turner on the opening song to Million Dead's debut album, 'A Song To Ruin'. He was readying us not for just one question, but plenty, as the London quartet's two full-lengths (their second 'Harmony No Harmony' released 2005), numerous singles and B-sides all planted their feet firmly in the rabble-rousing camp. With their ferocity and Frank's incredible, learned lyricism, the band was hypnotic and left a stream of devotees and trashed stages in their wake. From 2001 – 2005, this band meant everything to a small band of followers, and their hardcore-inspired racket will always be said to have been terminated too soon. In 2025, the band reformed featuring all 5 members for a headline set at 2000Trees and their first headline shows in 20 years. A 20th Anniversary Edition of Harmony No Harmony was released in June 2025 and 'A Song To Ruin' was pressed on vinyl for the very first time - to coincide with their new activity.