Musically, Mountains is an intricate tapestry…the songs pinnacle is Bullock's breathtaking guitar solo, an ecstatic eruption of sound that seems to soar effortlessly over the imagined peaks

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Giving up  “The song is full of guitar sounds as is the foundation on 
which the song is built.  But can we take a minute to appreciate the
guitar solo ?? That was so awesome and will leave you with 
goose bumps all over - Biography Web  (website)

Just let me say right from the off,  ‘Giving Up’ is one of the most 
beautiful tunes I’ve had the pleasure of hearing this year. 
- Jeremy Bregman Mesmerized  (website) 

“Giving Up is not just a song;  it's an emotional expedition says PopHits.Co's music curator…the lyrics are a powerful projection of vulnerability and introspection ”  GetMusic News

It’s easy to get caught up in the middle life pressures of overwork, bringing up kids and a million other things that occupy us during these years and forget why you got into this in the first place with your loved one.  The good news is is that with a little time away from the pressures you can rediscover yourselves and ‘wake the ghosts you left behind’    The lyrics of this song seem to resonate with a lot of people when we play it live.

'All the Misfits' is a post lockdown song dealing with the thoughts of one who preferred it ‘when the world stood still'  and didn't have to put up with social media posts of everyone else's lives and experiences.   The song features our percussionist Stuart Wood driving the song with an Udu (top photo to left).  Also listen out for the dramatic gong and the epic guitar solo from Rob Bullock on his Eastman T486B guitar.  review below: 

The song, which is driven from beginning to end by the attracting voice of Gerry Farrow, effortlessly combines aspects of dreamy reflection and nostalgia. A sense of familiarity reminiscent of the indie folk genre is present from the first notes of the acoustic guitar, laying the groundwork for Farrow’s moving performance…  At 2:52, a classic rock solo emerges, reminiscent of the stylings of iconic bands like Pink Floyd, further enriching the track’s sonic landscape. It is a song that speaks to listeners on many levels with its moving lyrics, catchy melodies, and vital production, taking them on a nostalgic trip through the nexus of several musical genres.

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