Pylo
First thought when listening to these guys are wow, contemporary music at its best. These five young lads from Bath, in my opinion give the likes of Snow Patrol and Coldplay a run for their money.
New ep Bellavue takes us away on a journey of self discovery. When listening to the first track, I feel like I am drifting away on a cloud, the images that the lyrics create, it's quite a view (hence the title track). You can hear the passion that comes from their music; I would love to see their live gigs as I can only imagine the atmosphere being immense.
I love the track Enemies, lead singer Matt Aldus has an amazing voice, and it's quite haunting. This track starts of slow but then builds up to a mix of electric guitars and powerful vocals from the whole band, quite anthemic. This track is about not being shy to ask for help when you need it, by the title you wouldn't think so but it's defiantly a feel good song to boost morale. With this album, they would fill stadiums; this album is full of tracks that build up to a surprising climax.
PYLO are very rock n roll, suitable for the hipster kids and the old rockers amongst us. It's an album to put in the car and drive along too. The passion and thought they have put into the album will be sure to rub off onto you.
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