Shut Ya Mouth

Can't Catch Me Now!

Onsloow - Full Speed Anywhere Else (TE212) out October 2024 on Tiny Engines

Singles: Taxi, Brakes, Body Parts

Full Speed Anywhere Else

Onsloow - Taxi

A song of unrequited love and idolising others

Written and performed by by The Trusted (Tom Cunningham, Dale Holt Mead, Finlay Cunningham, David Batchelor)

Produced and Mixed by Rees Broomfield
Mastered by Doug van Sloun

Release date:
9th August 2024
P-line:
℗ The Trusted

Miracle Face

This is the 23s 18th single, The 23s are from Sheffield, UK and this track will be released on the 23rd July 2024.

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The 23s - Youth

No Future

Entertainment permeates our culture, waiting with open arms to catch us as we escape from an increasingly overwhelming world.

Keeping us amused has never been so lucrative.

'Same old story' examines our role as consumers of culture through the lens of Freud’s dream-work theory.

Same old story

All I Need

Big Deal

This is a song about resilience. It explores hope as a form of rebellion and learning to find strength in times of weakness. In the UK, January 20 (this song's release date) is known as Blue Monday, which is supposedly the most depressing day of the year (coincidentally in 2025, it is also the day of the US presidential inauguration). Blue Monday was concocted to sell you stuff, using people's mental health as an excuse to do so. This song is a reminder that mental health is not something to be made light of in order to sell holidays and stuff. It's also a reminder to ourselves and anybody going through difficult times that the lowest ebb is never a constant. There's always light after the darkness. x

Flowers Through the Concrete

Waiting For The Sun (edit)

Cause and Effect 

No cause for looking back
No cause and no effect 
We’re on the right track 
Don’t know where we’re going 
Come down it’s not too late 
Leave now, the car won’t wait 
You’ve got to navigate 
This wheel keeps on turning 

No chance of turning back 
Played a hand you can’t retract 
Trying hard to understand, why we even bother
Come down before too long 
We’ve got to motor on
You’ve got to navigate
This wheel keeps on turning

It makes no sense at all 
Can we be half sensible?
Are you listening?
Does it matter at all?
Is it circumstantial?
Does it feel like waking up?
It’s a matter of taste
It’s just a pattern of waves 

The world keeps turning
But we’re still not learning 
Are you listening?
Does it matter at all?
Is it existential? 
Does it feel like waking up?
It’s a matter of taste
It’s just a pattern of waves

Copyright Found Instruments 2019

Cause and Effect

Found Instruments is the solo/recording project of singer-songwriter Jack Joseph Titcombe (Learn to Surf, Jack Joseph Band)

Specialising in a unique form of wonky psychedelia and lo-fi dream-pop, the project has produced a handful of well received singles and been featured on BBC Introducing.

Soft and ethereal vocals, similar to Tame Impala and Mac Demarco - Clunk Mag

Channeling the same smooth and woozy vibe as Tame Impala and Toro Y Moi.. Wonderfully textured and engaging - Mystic Sons