LPMC

“A juggernaut of catchy melodies, bold lyrical imagery and powerhouse vocals” - Amie Kinataek, RGM Magazine

“I love Lee’s voice, it has a raw power! - Christian Carlisle (BBC Introducing)

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"I'm already obsessed" - Ellie Colton, BBC Upload

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"LPMC has crafted a masterpiece" - Sean Colley, RGM Magazine

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Rotherham’s Lee McMahon spent 9 years as chief songsmith and frontman of popular South Yorkshire indie rock 4 piece ‘The Tivoli’. The band, who famously took their name from the ‘Kop end’ at Rotherham United’s now abandoned former home Millmoor, hit the headlines with their powerful live performances and the 2010 album ‘National Service’. The orchestration of sell out shows across the UK encouraged a collaboration with Sheffield music legend Richard H Kirk, who remixed the album to spawn the uncompromising industrial upper cut, 'National Service Rewind'. The aftermath earned play-listing rights on the BBC’s Radio 1, 6music and Introducing channels alongside acclaim from the music press. Following the disbandment of the group in 2014, McMahon retreated from the music spotlight.

Now - he's back!