This is the first track on our new EP "Recover" which explores folk rock and the chilled side of psychedelic music

The second song will be released in the next week or so


Lyrics:
Whatever you've been through 
You can find faith in yourself again
You don't even need to turn around
 you don't even need to undo what's done

Poem:
In your eyes I see the story
And the things that can't be told
In the breeze there is a promise
That can help release the hold

In each of us there's the gentle
In each of us there's the bold
There are times to venture inward
There are times to move beyond

Rafael Marchante Angulo: vocals, guitar, bass, programming
Lucidia Omamori: Vocals
Edu Olmedo: Drums

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Rafael Marchante Angulo @ The Observatory Studio

Artwork by Oscar Zarraga

RECOVER

18 AUGUST 2021

Whatever You've Been Through

Beep

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Mig Ale - Beep

We Make It Look So Easy

The Mancunians

Sandpit

This track is a remix from the album MEDITATE FOREVER: track #3
Triple Mantra. This remix  is a continuous recitation of the triple mantra.
It is 31 minutes long AND there are no instrumental breaks. Perfect for reciting and singing meditation while walking.

Meditate Forever

Triple Mantra Remix - for walking

Walkin down the line

8. Sgt Peppers  - Lead Epiphone Casino Solo - Cm 01

You Can Not Slow Down Wind-Down Jam - Spring 2019 Sessions

Hit Of You - Demo

The sizzling sound of summer 2020!
Produced by Morse Code Studios, the remixed track features hot brass arrangements by Gavin Fitzjohn (Paolo Nutini, Sterophonics, Imelda May) and keys by John Dyke (James Morrison)

Miso Loco (it's a fine time in the sunshine)

I first encountered Keith Thompson, the oft bearded and moustachioed long before it was fashionable producer, singer, guitar razing Scouse as they come nimble footed dandy showman and frontperson of The Swingin’ Bricks, almost a decade ago when he left a rambling voicemail inviting my band, The Cubical, up to his studio to make some demos for an American label at the request of ScouseYank in exile, Jason Reposar. He then disappeared for 6 months.


Upon reappearing (he’d been travelling round the States staying with hobos, native Americans and dead mad boss fit birds), it seemed not only could he twiddle buttons, but this cat could play… and sing… and write. He eventually got his tunes together with longtime collaborator and all round double bass maniac, Darryl ? and the ever reliable Luther of the drums, George ? and formed what became known as The Swingin’ Bricks…A firestorm of fuzzed up Mersey rock n roll, double bass and blues thunder. They quickly established themselves as one of Liverpool’s hardest working and most popular bands playing alongside the likes of Crazy Cavan, The Last Train to San Fernando, Us, and La’s co-founder Mike Badger (who has made them a regular at his packed out Rockabilly shindigs). But, to call them Rockabilly is too easy, they’re more than that. To call them Psychobilly is daft, no Halloween zombies and reverb nonsense for these fellas (although they DO like reverb). What The Swingin’ Brick are is a good old fashioned rock n roll band with a singer who wails the Scouse blues with the best of them and a rhythm section who thwack away likes every gig’s their last.  On their night, they’ll tear your legs, ears, minds, souls and throats to pieces and you’ll thank them for it. 


In a musical landscape dominated by trite beardy mandolined posers, cherry picked half talents and contrived off kilter femi-kooks, The Swingin’ Bricks are the real deal. When the band plead “Lord won’t you help me?” and scream about “walking down the line”, they mean it.         

Walkin down the line

The Swingin Bricks