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| The Invisible Wires Trace New Routes The Invisible Wires have been busy in the studio working on tracks for their new EP. The music promises to be some of their most exciting to date featuring Cath's debut on alto saxophone and the bass playing and arranging talents of Luke Moore. Two new tracks are available to listen to here: Somerset Song >> Take Our Weight >> The Invisible Wires Debut Album It doesn’t stop there. As well as playing a variety of gigs locally, Dave, Cath, Benny, Nigel and Spike have been slaving away in the studio.  The Invisible wires have come up with a new offering. Their and debut album is the culmination of three years work and displays shades of the many different sounds the band members are influenced by. Mixed and produced By Dave Burton it is a home-grown affair, which means a lot of time to reflect on the best way to present the songs for the listener. It has been time well spent. |
The album starts off with the
soaring ‘Uh Oh’, the Invisible Wires funking out on
this track, it’s a crowd pleaser. Second up is ‘Natural
Disaster’, which introduces an element of Dave’s jazz
influences and is served up with Benny’s cocksure, rolling
drum beat to guide you through the song. Next, ‘It Is She’, a patchwork quilt of different textures complementing Dave’s beautifully nurtured lyrics. ‘Along for the Ride’ follows, stomping through itself like a horny Bull trying to get to a meadow full of Heifers, what can I say?! ‘A Little Consideration’ is considered Dave’s lyrical opus, with lavish attention to detail, Dave intertwines his fast paced lyrics with chords that should have been banned years ago. This is a great example of The Invisible Wires working their asses off to produce a sound that might feel quite at home on the Jools Holland show. The Invisible Wires are available for live performances by the way, Mr Holland! ‘Out of Sight’ brings the band back down to planet Earth. It has a gorgeous, full sound complemented by Benny’s stomping metronomic beat. The close harmony vocals are the icing on the top of this song. Melancholy is the flavour of the next song ‘What Do You Do?’ It is a story of woe, what happens when your heart doesn’t work anymore? Listen to it and find out. ‘Valerie’ throws some alt folk influences in to the mixing pot. ‘Sit and Wait’ is downbeat and subtle. Download Pics Here (9.3 Mb) >> |
Taken from their forthcoming album along for the ride Along For The Ride >>
‘When She Still Longs To Hold Your Hand’ has an extremely long title, but is nevertheless, a quite beautiful song. Up next is ‘Shadows In The Night’ A funky foray into R & B, in the traditional sense of the acronym with Spike’s 70’s retro style keyboard work adding a hint of spice. |
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