Inspired by the style and power of the Creation, the Yardbirds and the Small Faces, Real Crazy Apartment began life in 1998 in North Wales and the North West and quickly became a favourite on the national mod scene, regularly playing gigs at rallies around the country.

This popularity spread to the extent that they saw a track entitled 'Four Sided Circles' included on Spanish compilation album 'Fever' on Bip Bip records, and another early track 'Moving On' used in an Andy Warhol documentary on Canadian television.

The band continued to refine their style and introduced more contemporary influences such as Weller and the Stone Roses to augment their sound.

The culmination of this period was an explosive set at London mod club The Purple Pussycat. This generated so much attention that the band received a congratulatory phone call from none other than Jimmy Winston, ex-keyboard player for the Small Faces whose 1967 song 'Real Crazy Apartment' gave the band their name.

They have continued to develop their sound, and have been writing new material which reflects a broader style and wider range of influence, whilst crucially maintaining the power and impact exemplified by their blistering live performance.