UK indie rock band The Rifles today tweeted their support of UKIP ahead of May's general election, before it was deleted and claimed their account was hacked. The band broke into the music scene nearly a decade ago with their debut album No Love Lost. Their most recent album, 2014's None the Wiser, was actually their highest charting release. In an apparently shocking move at the time, the band's Twitter account then come out in support of UKIP, tweeting to their 18,000 followers: "Seems li...
UK indie rock band The Rifles today tweeted their support of UKIP ahead of May's general election, before it was deleted and claimed their account was hacked. The band broke into the music scene nearly a decade ago with their debut album No Love Lost. Their most recent album, 2014's None the Wiser, was actually their highest charting release. In an apparently shocking move at the time, the band's Twitter account then come out in support of UKIP, tweeting to their 18,000 followers: "Seems li...
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