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Weekends Are Made for Two: Contains strong language

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Alternative art-rap collective Ceiling Demons share ‘From The Womb To The Grave,’ the first single from their forthcoming album ‘Snakes & Ladders.’

Featuring production by George 'Beat Demon' Ruston, and beats composed by the group's guitarist, Chris Shaw, ‘From The Womb To The Grave’ delivers poetic wordplay against a backdrop of electronic rhythms. 

This electronic exorcism into ethereal synthesised realms is accompanied by live drums and guitar to soundtrack the lyrical themes which touch on cycles of life, death and rebirth. Epitomised by the reoccurring chorus ‘From the womb to the grave, from the tomb to the cave’ these lyrics act as a chant throughout the track. This single paints images of the power of nature, self-mastery and unity in broken times which feels fitting for the current climate in 2021.

‘From The Womb To The Grave’ offers up a small taste of Ceiling Demons upcoming album ‘Snakes & Ladders.’ The album is a rich body of work that features contributions from folk songstress Zarahruth, Celtic jazz violinist Andy Lawrenson and vocals from dub/reggae pioneer Lee Scratch Perry. The eclectic variation of sounds and styles highlights Ceiling Demons gift of drifting between genres, from fragile acoustic numbers to slick electronic beats, and post-rock inspired arrangements. This collection of songs highlights the group’s growth as a band and is arguably their strongest and most unique work to date.

Vocals: Psy Ceiling, Dan Demon & George ‘Beat Demon’ Ruston
Vocal Sample: Hayley McKay
Electric Guitar: Chris ‘Shadow’ Shaw
Live Drums: Sam Reed
Produced by Chris ‘Shadow’ Shaw
Mixed by George ‘Beat Demon’ Ruston
Mastered by MJC at Filthy Broke Recordings

Lyrics:
I wrote the code into the snow
Flakes turn to water, liquid will flow
Into the soul, rivers to roads
Time will decide, love and let go

Now ripple form the middle of the room
Little tipple, form a riddle for the doomed
Leave a message for the people
Who believe we should be equal
Two halves, harvest, now grow like a forest
Ancient leaves leave remedies 
Burn these trees if you please
But share life’s breath, we’ll all decease  

From the womb to the grave, from the tomb to the cave
From the womb to the grave from the tomb to the cave
From the womb to the grave from the tomb to the cave
To the moon ‘til it fades and we move and we praise

‘Til we’re doomed but we’re saved, ‘til we’re doomed but we’re saved
And we move and we’ praise ‘til we’re doomed but we’re saved
In a room, in a place, in a tomb made safe
In a room, in a place in a tomb made safe

Kick off, the anchor rises
Lightweight dreamers vanquish, survivors
Scattered throughout the lands
Float on water or sink in sands
Unplanned, this life casts many numbers
Just roll the dice of thunder
and hear it roar like a tiger as it strikes
Never once, but twice
You might just realise
That everyone you know some day will die
Floating in space, blind
The actor’s been out of work for a long, long time
Acting out lies and reciting these lines
Believing in the belly of the hopeless, tin can challenge
Confront yourself and deal the damage
Become the savage
Wild at heart, carnage
Trapped in the dark heartless carriage
Carried away

Snakes & Ladders

From The Womb To The Grave

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This is a joyous collaboration that came out of a songwriting retreat and a comment on our media. Featuring Mel, Sharon and Hammy. Recorded at home in Scotland and England. 
Mel- rap
Sharon- vocals, violin and ukelele. 
Hammy- whistle, guitar, beats and  production.

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