Exclusive preview of The Commonjets Northern Quarter EP tracks.

Her Name

Greasy Thumb

Class Of None

I've seen the mountains read their maps
But they’re just pixels in the glass
The parts of my life I remember are just television ads
It means nothing to be wise
Years of content pass my eyes
So scared of missing out but I'll skip every other line

Burn down, burn down the archives (Operator please)
Burn down, burn down the archives (Save me from these screens)
Burn down, burn down the archives (Lost we’re out at sea)
Fake reality

There's no finale there's no end
We're following the trend
Don't wanna be alone waiting for messages to send
Living life through finger tips
Out at sea but there's no ships
I find myself repeating all the writers and their scripts

Burn down, burn down the archives (Operator please)
Burn down, burn down the archives (Save me from these screens)
Burn down, burn down the archives (Lost we’re out at sea)
Fake reality

Fake reality
Compensating me
Nothing else to see

Burn down, burn down the archives (Operator please)
Burn down, burn down the archives (Save me from these screens)
Burn down, burn down the archives (Lost we’re out at sea)
Fake reality

Can't Stay

The Commonjets are a four-piece rock band from Coventry who have been together since 2011. The band has played countless gigs at high-profile festivals and venues including Isle of Wight Festivals 2014 & 15, Godiva Festival, Wychwood Festival, V-Dub Island, Coventry Empire and The Assembly.

The latest single ‘Archive’ is out on March 18th 2016 and is produced by Steve Whitfield (The Cure, Fossil Collective), and recorded at The Chairworks Studios, Leeds. The track is already drawing positive industry attention: 

“These boys are a favourite of mine, and their new release Archive, takes them to another level.”  Phil Rooney, The Empire, Coventry

“The new single Archive is another great sounding track from The Commonjets, loving the energy lads. Keep it up” Pete Waterman, Jr.

“Cool, polished. Great energy when they perform live.”  Brody Swain, BBC Introducing