This is a song I made in my room at the beginning of February when I had a small mental breakdown! Mercury was in retrograde at the time so I named it after the phenomenon, to put a nice time stamp of when the song happened. I got my violin out to make the strings for this, the first instrument I ever learned.

Mercury's In Retrograde (radio friendly edit)

After releasing their debut single ‘She Changes The
Weather’ which garnered plays on BBC radio
London numerous times from Jess Izsatt and Radio
X by John Kennedy; Burning Juniper are following
up the strong debut with their second single ‘What’s
The Point’ also recorded with producer Josh Tyrrell
(Lana Del Rey, Mark Ronson, Tony Visconti). It’s a fast
paced anthem that shows another side to the bands
sound. 'What’s The Point' is a favourite for Burning
Juniper to play due to the sheer pace and energy of
the song. It’s an indie anthem filled with angst as
the protagonist of the song asks the question
what’s the point of relationships if they end up in
pain and regret.

What's The Point

The Vials return with Tinted Lenses – a song about seeing the light in things, not the dark – plus two further tracks, Bullies and Afterthought. 

All recorded at Half Ton Studios, Cambridge, with Matty Moon at the controls.

Afterthought

Recorded a little while ago but the best of a bad bunch.

Shaking The Autumn Leaves

To Belong

Found Down is out now!
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Found Down

Beneath You - Swimming Girls
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Produced and mixed by Duncan Mills
Mastered by Robin Schmidt
Track written by Swimming Girls.
Artwork by Dan Harris

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Beneath You

This needs a proper mix but you get the idea. It's quite a sad song really, if you knew what it was really about.
I find the juxtaposition of the sad lyrics with an upbeat tune quite sinister.

Somebody's Daughter

the B-side to our upcoming debut single "Crutch". hope you like it. more to come very soon.

previewing on SoundCloud, releasing to all your favourite streaming services on August 4. "Crutch" single to follow very soon...

Niall: guitars & vocals
Adam: guitars & vocals
Lewis: bass
Olivia: drums

Recorded on all-analogue equipment with Brian O'Shaughnessy @ Bark Studio, Walthamstow (My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream, The Clientele)

Returning

Algorithm & Blues

The Vials are back with 2023 single Tinted Lenses. Released on New Year's Day, the track is a reminder to see the light in things, not the dark. The track, released with two others – Bullies and Afterthought – follows their 2018 EP, Still, and their 2017 album, Perudo. 

Forming back in 2016, The Vials have won the acclaim of Communion Music, with Maz Tappuni playing the track 'Cloud of Steam' on his Radio X show, and Ben Lovett (Mumford & Sons) telling the band to 'quit your day jobs'. The band have played a Communion club night, supported Martha Ffion (Turnstile), and put on several gigs of their own in London. They are now working on a further three tracks to release in the next year.

You can hear their music here, and on other major streaming sites.

Afterthought

The Vials

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