Bookies get set for battle of the bands

RADIOHEAD and Coldplay were yesterday joint favourites to take this year's revered Panasonic Mercury Music Prize as the shortlist was unveiled.

Wed, 23 Jul, 2003 - 01:00
Anthony Barnes

Dublin band The Thrills have also been shortlisted for their debut album So Much for the City.

The group recently enjoyed a hugely successful homecoming gig at the Witnness Festival.

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