has produced the debut record by This Many Boyfriends. Professional history Jarman has made some memorable TV appearances, including music panel show Never Mind the Buzzcocks, where he took credit for inspiring Live 8, by texting Bob Geldof and suggesting a Live Aid 2. At the 2006 NME Awards, Jarman was seriously injured when he collected an award on behalf of Franz Ferdinand. In his haste to accept it, he jumped across the Kaiser Chiefs' table, breaking a large jar containing 'Flying Saucer' sweets and stabbing himself in the back on one of the shards. He spent 4 hours in hospital receiving 15 stitches before returning to party at the awards. He subsequently went missing and was found slumped in a hallway by Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe. Jarman was bleeding profusely and another ambulance was called to return him to hospital. He received both external and internal stitches to repair a rip to the membrane around the kidney that the first surgeon had missed. Jarman was discharged the next morning. Personal life Jarman was in a four-year relationship with Kate Nash, however it was announced in 2012 that the pair had split. In 2015, it was reported that Jarman had been in a two-year relationship with musician Jen Turner. Jarman now resides in Brooklyn, New York, United States. References 1980 births Living people British identical twins English male singer-songwriters English record producers English rock guitarists Musicians from Wakefield Twin musicians English expatriates in the United States The Cribs members English male guitarists 21st-century English singers 21st-century British guitarists 21st-century British male singers