What a brilliant ethereal sound, what’s that synth your using for the lead melody mate?

really delicate song and emotive lyrics. really cool track

good but you should add more emotion to your vocals.

Luv the mellow vibe this song brings out but yet hits in feels

I love the beat guys, this is a really cool sound!

wonderful song with great vibes, very nice production !!!

Another wonderful example of sound wizardry, a visit to your cloud never disappoints: great song and production as always!

A song about (lack of)  motivation

LYRICS:

When the scars are covered over
they're not gone
And when the stars in the sky you're under
are outshone by the sun
That's when they'll come
Oh, that's when they'll come

There's a hole in the ground
and it's where you are found
with your heart hollowed-out
and they've filled it with sound
and when the blizzard has snowed you under
you're not done
You're not done

You're not trying
You're not trying at all
You're not trying
You're not trying at all
You're not trying
You're not trying at all
So stop sighing
You're not trying at all

Scars

The Welton Shipwreck is a UK-based rock duo made up of Stu Head and John Culkin. Formed at the start of the 2020 pandemic lockdown period, their songs are written and recorded by means of long-distance collaboration from their homes in Scotland and Yorkshire. The music they make combines elements of shoegaze, post rock, folk and psychedelic.

Stu and John are old friends of over 20 years. Both originally from the Greater Manchester area, they met at university in Leeds in 2000. The band name refers to a street they lived on as students.

Both Stu and John sing, play guitar, bass, keyboards and drums across their various tracks (along with a few less conventional instruments.) They mix and produce all of their own music.

New tracks always in the works and posted right here!

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