Supermoon

Don't Put Your Face On

Heal

Let Me Down

Heavy Eyelids is the forth EP from North Wales band Shoot the Rabbit. Tracks 1, 2, 3 and 4 were recorded in Autumn Road Studios, Wrexham. Tracks 1 & 2 were produced by Danny Kelhenbeck. Tracks 3 & 4 were produced by Nino Ericco. Track 5 was recorded live by David Bullough. Words by David Bullough. Music by Shoot the Rabbit. All Right Reserved.

Veins

Solari (Demo)

A guy recorded us for his uni coursework, we were his first ever band and it was free! this is the outcome of our combined efforts, enjoy.

11 Toes

Genes (140 Bpm)

We're still making music, mostly on garage band. We will do band things again as soon as we can. Here's a song.

Tired - Acoustic

Here's another song. Sorry if the picture ruins your experience.

Gums - Acoustic

Recorded in Autumn Road Studios, Wrexham. Produced by Danny Kehlenbeck. Lyrics by David Bullough. Music by Shoot the Rabbit. 

Twenty 3

"Scribble" is the title track off Wrexham band Shoot the Rabbit's third EP recorded at Autumn Road Studios, Wrexham. Lyrics by David Bullough. Music by Shoot the Rabbit. Produced and Mixed by Danny "Gruff" Kehlenbeck.

Scribble

No Bugs or Fleas or Human Beings Around me is the second track from Shoot the Rabbit's 2012 release "Scribble". Recorded at Autumn Road Studios, Wrexham. Produced by Danny Kehlenbeck. Lyrics by David Bullough. Music by Shoot the Rabbit. All Rights Reserved

No Bugs or Fleas or Human Beings Around Me

"Hailing from Bangor whilst studying in University, Shoot the Rabbit have been making a name for themselves in the Wrexham area for the past two years. After practicing in a loft conversion for several months, Shoot the Rabbit played their first gigs in Bangor and have since had headline shows in and around Wrexham and recorded their first demo EP’s. Their first releases "That One Lived" and "Sticky" were released in 2011 and after a year of gigging and writing, "Scribble" was released in late 2012, proving to be the bands most popular release to date. Shoot the Rabbit’s sounds vary from dark and moody refrains to rapturous melodic indie tracks and they have drawn comparisons to Radiohead, Joy Division, The Cure and Arctic Monkeys. Their sound has been described as "a mixture of hypnotic bass and drums, silky seductive vocals and some subtle yet intricate guitar. 

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