Piano-led, guitar-less British trio, Exploring Birdsong, have shared their new single, “All I Lack,” accompanied by a music video. Following this final single, the band is now focused on their upcoming debut album, due for release in 2025, via Long Branch Records. Check out the new video and more from the band below.
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Exploring Birdsong Share a New Single and Video for “Stitch”
Piano led, guitar-less trio, Exploring Birdsong, recently released their latest single “Stitch,” via Long Branch Records. It is accompanied by a music video created by Sketch Benjamin, and is the fourth single this year from the Liverpool band, following “The Collapse,” “Tyrntail,” and “Weight in Gold.” Check out the new video below.
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EP REVIEW: Exploring Birdsong – Dancing in the Face of Danger
It’s uncanny when a new band emerges on the scene with as much vigor, talent, control, and singularity as it would from a seasoned act. Somehow, the Liverpool trio catapulted themselves into immediately noteworthy status. Piano-driven and guitar-less, Exploring Birdsong brings essences of progressive rock, eighties nuance, indie, and alternative pop together to create a sound that is solely their own; they’re uncategorical.
New Music Friday 3-24-23 Albums Preview
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ALBUM REVIEW: Exploring Birdsong – The Thing With Feathers
Much like fellow English act Sleep Token, the buzz surrounding Liverpudlian trio Exploring Birdsong has been protracted and fed by the odd single release to whet the appetite of those who like their Prog quirky and melodic. Finally, the wait is over with new EP The Thing With Feathers (Long Branch Records), inspired by iconic poets Emily Dickinson and Seamus Heaney and the first elongated effort from the band.Continue reading
Dreadnought – Emergence
When allied to a sonic experience the term ‘Dreadnought‘ usually alludes to a bruising encounter with little imagination or subtlety. Not so the Denver quartet bearing that name, whose brand of Prog Metal is an eclectic mix of the weird, heavy and profoundly charming, and which spans many genres of music.Continue reading