Artist: The Boy Least Likely To Song: Climbing Out Of Love Album: The Great Perhaps Year: 2013 Lyrics: Love, It wasn't love It was just a hole I fell into.

The Boy Least Likely To is an English indie pop duo, composed of umentalist Pete Hobbs and lyricist/singer Jof Owen. Owen and Hobbs both grew up in the village of Wendover in Buckinghamshire. After meeting at school, Owen and Hobbs began writing and recording songs as The Boy Least Likely To in the summer of 2002. Creating their own independent record label, Too Young to Die, the band's first release was the 7" single "Paper Cuts" in 2003.

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The boy least likely too return brighter and shinier than ever before with their album The Great Perhaps, with eleven classic pop songs about love, death and loneliness. Influenced as much by The Human League, early Depeche Mode and Giorgio Moroder as by the indie pop bands that shaped the sound of their previous albums, the songs are even more heartfelt and uplifting.

I Keep Falling In Love With You Again. 02. My Little Heart That Remembers Everything. 03. Taking Windmills For Giants. 05. Even Jesus Couldn't Mend My Broken Heart. 06. Climbing Out Of Love.

Released: 21 Apr 2013. More By The Boy Least Likely To.

Formed in the English countryside (specifically Wendover), the Boy Least Likely To is influenced by country storytellers like Marty Robbins, C-86 indie pop groups like the Pastels and Television Personalities, and turn-of-the-century pop groups like Belle & Sebastian and Kenickie. They began releasing records on their own Too Young to Die label in 2003. Before their next album, the duo decided to switch things up and set aside the instruments they had used to create their music in favor of electronic gear. Out went the banjos and ukuleles, in came cheap drum machines and wonky old synths, though their trademark cheerful songwriting style stayed about the same. The fourth album, The Great Perhaps, was self-released in early 2013.

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