I got a nine-to-five to put me on the clock again
I got a car to drive, important meetings to attend
A bottle out of sight. Yeah everything is just alright
There's riots in the streets, but they don't bother me

I got a restless mind that only sees what might have been
I got walk-in closet full of nettled skeletons 
They'll never come to light but always keep me up at night
And when I fall asleep they rattle up the world that I dream

There's something in my head too dark to see 

There must be more to life than waiting for the day to end
So how about tonight we take a moment to pretend
That all the world is but a virtual experience
Just something to believe until we die and become everything

It’s turning purple and I'm too far gone to comprehend
The subtle way the world becomes whatever what we intend
Now all these tapes and books they've got me on my back again
And when I fall asleep they redefine the world as I dream

There's something in my head too dark to see

What does and what don't kill me can only take me to the light
What hurts can only heal me. What does emotion signify?

That all your life's a moment in disguise and all your life’s avail to realize

Presque Vu

Deemed Unsuitable is a recording project by Brothers Andy Kennedy and Colin McKay of the bands Good Son, Rock Hill and Born of Fire.

This project showcases their mellower side with the occasional foray into other genres.

Hi there! Gi's here. Don't try to listen my sound! It's weird, trust me!
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Sing just for fun.
And nice to meet you!

Are We Static are an Alt-Rock band from North West UK. They create a mellow but powerful sound drawing influence from bands such as Death Cab for Cutie, Longview, Idlewild & Embrace

Their debut album, Embers, represents a 10 year evolution through love, heartbreak & tragedy.

Are We Static are driven by producer Kev Bolus (Littlemores, Olivia Fern, Superfecta & RISE) who, after tragic loss in 2009 and subsequent path of recovery and self-discovery, decided to bring to life the album that never was....

Generating solid interest during their gigging days, under the name Rush To The Yukon, their sound encouraged healthy debate. Steve Lamaq likened them to Crosby, Stills and Nash, describing warm guitars and conversational lyrics as a key part of that sound. 

Currently they are receiving great support from BBC Introducing, featuring regularly on the Sean McGinty Saturday Show. They also gained network coverage in a 'best of' slot.

Embers is a solid, energetic album that tilts its hat to life defining moments and serves as a reminder that if we don’t slow down, we may just miss it…

Thank you for being part of our story.

Goodbye Stranger is Out Now!

https://open.spotify.com/track/1wavzrv6nZgpkuBeCRkK3z?si=0b39446787e84a46

Presque Vu

Signal-to-Noise