From the 'How We Drift' 7" available on Bandcamp, Digital, and select indie retail on January 7, 2022.

More info:
www.parkthevan.com/management/nile-marr

Lyrics:
You can say all the right things
playing life like the game you had planned
you finally cried out your teenage years
now I’m here to give you all the love you can stand
only time can break your heart
I’ve been keeping up with the Joneses
turned out they’ve got a great family band
and they know all of the big hits
the songs about love that only you understand
only time can break your heart
I had a dream it was alright
only time can break your heart

"Only Time Can Break Your Heart" by Nile Marr

Full Ep 'Silenced Pistol Night Crawlers' out June 3rd 2022!

Watch the official music video: https://youtu.be/d40Gi2CSeZc

Written, performed, and produced by Owen Sanger & Harry McPartlan
Mixed by Harry McPartlan
Mastered by Chris Hughes
Artwork by Sam Lincoln
Music video filmed & edited by Sam Lincoln

Lyrics
Five hundred hands
Glassy and strict
Grind me to dust
Drop me in the Styx

To turn into water and fall out of your eye
I would tumble forever, lost in the glue of your vines
A deep cry, deep in the blue sky
Oh why, why always goodbye?
My one, undone

Come surround me
Oldest of friends
Cast me to sea
I'm glad in the bends

To turn into water and fall out of your eye
I would tumble forever, lost in the glue of your vines
A deep cry, deep in the blue sky
Oh why, why always goodbye?
My one, undone

Falling in love
Fall into a slumber

Falling in love
Fall into a slumber

Silenced Pistol Night Crawlers

To Turn Into Water

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Fast Patterns

Energetic, Anthemic Indie track!

CLOUT Magazine: 

"With their colourful brand of catchy and immersive indie rock, LOWER LOVEDAY look braced to carve out a sizable place for themselves in the UK music scene, entrenching themselves within its fabric thanks to their seamlessly captivating sound and accessible sense of charm and charisma.

The latest release from the duo is their new single ‘Do You Ever Look?’, an explosive and anthem ball of energy that showcases the outfit at their blistering best. The track is a relentless and memorable look back on failed relationships and encounters, wondering on the impact that you’ve had on the lives of these people and whether they even remember you or think about you at all. There is a really relatable and catchy appeal to this sound, with its infectious sense of fun and adventure offset by the thoughtful nature of the lyrics, making for a track that drips with both substance and style".

Do You Ever Look?

Following on from their second album (Divine Invasions), collaborations with Welsh poet Autumn Juvenile and Polish Artist Michal Iwanowski, plus an R.E.M cover, electronic post-rock duo Ritual Cloak are back with a brand new single.

‘Shell’ will be released on 23rd November across all digital platforms.
Shell is about being in a dream where you’re constantly searching for someone but never quite finding them. It’s an idea that’s been floating around for a few years and gone through a number of different versions before becoming what it is now.

Originally Shell was written for acoustic guitar and had a completely different feel. Dan remembers re-listening to Metals by Feist and being inspired by the dramatic intimacy of the album, leading to Shell being rewritten for piano. When the song was brought to the studio Sanders suggested taking the vocals outside of the usual comfort zone. The inspiration for this method of production was taken from Bon Iver and Mogwai, experimenting with vocoder and the deliberate use of autotune for the first time. As a result the song entered new musical territories, and served as a reminder to the band that there are no rules in what they do.

Shell

Well it’s December, it’s not even cold
I wake in a sweat, just counting on when I go home
And I bought a candle, it smells like the pines
But aside from the stands in the city,
There’s none here for miles

My god, it’s been the longest year
Just trying not to disappear
And I don’t know how, but I’m hoping
Christmas will work it out

Nostalgia’s my weakness, my easiest sell
But that movie we watch all season, it just hasn’t held up
I’m sentimental and resentful
Wish I’d just suck it up and turn cynical
But I keep the string lights on and a lookout for miracles

My god, it’s been the longest year
Just trying not to disappear
And I don’t know how, but I’m hoping
Christmas will work it out

And sat at the table, laid pretty,
It feels somehow wrong to complain
So I smile and drink my glass empty
I don’t want to have to explain
I just don’t want to have to explain

My god, it’s been the longest year
Sometimes I wish I wasn’t here
And I don’t know how, but I’m hoping
I'm hoping

My god, it’s been the longest year
Just trying not to disappear
And I don’t know how, but I’m hoping
Christmas will work it out
Christmas will work it out
Christmas will work it out


credits

Paola Bennet: vocals, acoustic guitar
Adam Tilzer: bass, synths
Ward Williams: cello

written & composed by Paola Bennet produced & recorded by Adam Tilzer mastered by Oscar Zambrano, Zampol Productions

Christmas Will Work It Out

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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:
3rd November 2023
P-line:
℗ The Trusted

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Born in Boston and based in New York, Paola Bennet is a singer-songwriter balancing at the intersection of rock, pop, and folk. Her work hinges on gut-punch lyricism, with subjects ranging from chronic pain to long-distance friendships and queer desire. Her releases include two original EPs, Maybe The Light (2021) and The Shoebox EP (2016). She has been highlighted by music tastemakers including Obscure Sound, Glasse Factory, Wolf in a Suit, and ParaPOP.

http://paolabennet.com

Christmas Will Work It Out

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