Razorbax release debut single Better Place 3rd August in support Polly Tommey's Autism Trust

July 27, 2010 - PRLog -- In addition the band have pledged £1 from the sale of their Debut album ‘Something To Believe In’ to the charity.

The band recently headlined The Punks Play for Autism gig that received the supported of notable punk acts such as Green Day, Frank Turner, Against Me and Billy Talent as well as the single receiving the backing of indie pop singer/songwriter Kate Nash.

The Razorbax announce the release of their debut single ‘Better Place’ in support of Polly Tommey’s Autism Trust.  The four piece Modern Punk group from Wolverhampton have committed all proceeds from the sale of their debut single to The Autism Trust to help build centres of excellence for people who have Autism and their families. The band and their management are committed to raising Autism awareness and funds to help the 6 million people whose lives are affected by Autism in the UK alone, evidenced by the startling success of the recent Punks Play for Autism gig at London’s Premiere Live music venue The Luminaire Club, where fans came from the USA, Canada, Australia and across Europe to support the cause.  Band front-man Leigh Bucknall said that “the band we’re hoping that by releasing the single and getting local and national coverage they can help raise awareness about Autism and more importantly funds,  that will enable The Autism trust fulfil their commitment to aid the development of a network of consistently outstanding and innovative outreach centres for autism to provide help and support to individuals with autism but also to their families and those involved with their care, support, ongoing education and development.”

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