Arguably, “Don’t Fall Asleep At The Helm” is the most beautifully-written Sleeping With Sirens song. The track metaphorically connects sea imagery with depression, loneliness and suicide. In addition, the story of a man being lured by sirens and captured by Davy Jones set an almost cinematic tone for the song.
Moreover, the production of the song, along with Kellin’s vocal abilities, create an otherwordly experience for anyone who listens to it.
About one year ago, K.Flay lost hearing in her right ear. Naturally, as a musician, she was scared she wouldn’t be able to make music anymore, and the doctors’ diagnoses — or lack thereof — didn’t help either. Nevertheless, she didn’t give up just yet; she decided to take a risk and keep on creating…
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The Wonder Years are currently on a full US tour celebrating 10 years of their 2013 album, The Greatest Generation. The Philadelphia band kicked off the tour with their own sold out festival in their hometown (Loneliest Place On Earth Fest) on Saturday, followed by a stop at Terminal 5 this past Sunday night. Accompanied…
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British band Nothing But Thieves released a collaboration with DJs Purple Disco Machine and Duke Dumont. The track is titled “Something on My Mind,” and it covers themes such as a deep connection with someone and yearning for a potential romantic relationship. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Duke Dumont (@dukedumont) Along…
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