Dry the River were a folk rock band from Stratford, London, UK, formed in spring 2009. Frontman Peter Liddle decribes their sound as "folky gospel music played by a post-punk band". Currently, the band consists of Peter Liddle (vocals, guitar), Matthew Taylor (guitar, keys, vocals), Scott Miller (bass, percussion, vocals) and Jon Warren (drums, percussion). The original lineup also included Will Harvey (violin, viola, keys, mandolin); however, he left the band in early 2014.
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Dry the River
Dry the River were a folk rock band from Stratford, London, UK, formed in spring 2009. Frontman Peter Liddle decribes their sound as "folky gospel music played by a post-punk band". Currently, the band consists of Peter Liddle (vocals, guitar), Matthew Taylor (guitar, keys, vocals), Scott Miller (bass, percussion, vocals) and Jon Warren (drums, percussion). The original lineup also included Will Harvey (violin, viola, keys, mandolin); however, he left the band in early 2014.
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Feels right down
This track expresses that part of you that doesn't want you to succeed. The counterintuitive thoughts in your head. more
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Wait so long
This track is about seeing reoccurring behavior in your life that you know is torturous. Yet overtime it becomes normalized. By the time you wake up, there is resentment in time lost. A frustration of your inability to recognize or name it. Lastly, the overwhelming sense of injustice in knowing the origin will never validate your experience.more
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Day parade
The story of this song is about those that are lost by giving importance where the earnestness does not lie. Everyone wants their days to be easy going and yet we all tend to judge one another. We tend to create fanciful ways of imagining our future successes like a carrot on a stick. But after self reflection we can see that we have created this world for ourselves and we are truly not living.more
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