Lockdown Co. return with the release of their first instrumental EP, End of Chapter. Heavy riffs, pounding rhythm sections and ambient breakdowns aplenty, End of Chapter showcases the very best of Lockdown Co.'s songwriting and musicianship to date.

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Lockdown Co. return in 2023 with the epic new single, Take Me Down. The London based trio have been hard at work in the studio recording their latest EP, and this is the first single with new vocalist Leah Bell-Miller. 
They have retained the hard hitting, progressive and ambient styles of their original instrumental releases, but with Leah’s vocals they have elevated their musicianship to another level. 
If Take Me Down is a sign of things to come, then this is an unmissable band for 2023.

Take Me Down

Born from the chaos of 2020 comes Lockdown Co. A hard-hitting rock trio made up of drummer Doug Rimington, guitarist Lloyd Meeks and vocalist Leah Bell-Miller.

Rewind back to the COVID-19 lockdowns, former media colleagues Doug and Lloyd started remotely working on new musical ideas. The duo experiment continuously over the first 18 months, eventually releasing a string of instrumental singles throughout 2021.

Whilst remote creativity and production had a huge influence on how the band started (hence the name), they eventually entered live rehearsals at Gunfactory Studios in Homerton. 2022 also saw Lockdown Co. partner up with Camden Live to record numerous livestreams, and hit the stage for the first time at the historic Fiddlers Elbow. They also released their first instrumental EP, End of Chapter, an eclectic mix of hard rock, grunge, prog, blues and metal.

The next chapter for the band saw the addition of vocalist Leah, signifying an evolution of their material with lyrics. The new trio re-entered the studio in 2023 to record an entirely self-produced EP entitled Into Oblivion. Take Me Down was the first single released with Leah in July, with the full EP scheduled to be released in August.

Lockdown Co. will also return to the stage later in 2023, and if you need an idea of what to expect: “I don’t know whether it sounded good, but it was fucking loud!” - Gunfactory Studios