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Dayglo Fishermen, a quirky British pop group, formed in the Spring of 1990 in the small English town of Hexham, Northumberland.

The band's highly original sound quickly developed a loyal following, and the band produced an astonishing 11 albums between 1990 and 1994. The albums, with names such as ‘Drenched’, ‘Strange Plaice’ and ‘Magic Organ’, consisted of a wide variety of styles, from weird electropop to harsh grunge-style rock.

In late 1994 the band relocated to Buckinghamshire, near London, and recruited a female singer. In the years that followed the band invested in a purpose-built digital production facility and created six more studio albums, the most recent of which was released in 2006. This was followed in 2008 by the release of the band's first live album, 'In the Limelight', a recording of their Aylesbury concert earlier that year.

Even though they have been together for so many years Dayglo Fishermen have a passion for writing and recording music that grows with every album, and remains as fresh as ever. This is evident in their music, and with a new album released in early 2010 the story of Dayglo Fishermen is far from over.