Airport Girl

The Profile

Airport Girl are an English indie pop/lo‑fi group formed at the end of the 1990s. Their debut album Honey, I’m an Artist arrived in 2001 on Fortuna Pop!, followed by an EP in 2003 and the album Slow Light in 2007.

Members cited in the review include Rob Price (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Robert Perris (guitar), Sean Price (bass), David Hill (keyboards), Richard Blackburn (electric piano), Jon Troy (percussion), with guests Tom McClure (violin) and Rob Fleay (trumpet). Influences referenced: Pavement, The Pastels, Belle & Sebastian. Releases noted: Honey, I’m an Artist (2001, Fortuna Pop!), an EP (2003), and Slow Light (2007).

AJM’s review celebrates Airport Girl’s 2001 debut Honey, I’m an Artist as lo‑fi/indie pop with variety and charm. References include Pavement, The Pastels, and Belle & Sebastian, with songs ranging from tender ballads to noisy finales. Notable tracks cited: Power Yr Trip, Love Runs Clean, Between Delta And Delaware, and The Foolishness We Create Through Love is the Closest We Come to Greatness. The band is described as an English group formed at the end of the 1990s, with further releases including an EP (2003) and the album Slow Light (2007).