Bridlington’s Feral Family on the rise with new single
Bridlington trio Feral Family has released a new single and is currently in contention in Kerrang! Radio’s ’The Deal’ for the chance to play at the mammoth Download Festival.
The band, comprising Jamie Lowe (lead vocals, bass); Oscar Woods (guitar, backing vocals); and Regan Grimson (drums, backing vocals), has unveiled new track ‘The River’.
Feral Family has the chance to perform at the Download Festival and secure a recording deal with Marshall Records – and needs your support.
Go to tinyurl.com/y8ue46vn to vote for the band.
Critically acclaimed for their cinematic, stadium-ready post-punk intensity, the trio has gained support from from BBC Introducing, Steve Lamacq (BBC 6 Music), and John
Kennedy (Radio X).
Branded as “Gallagher-style swagger with the freshness of Fontaines D.C.” by Luminous Dash, the band continues to build global recognition with its emotionally charged indie-rock sound.
Tinnitist described the trio’s music as “a swaggering, wide-screen soundtrack to the best days of your life”.
A spokesperson said: “The River arrives just weeks after the band’s second EP “...So Far Behind”, showcasing the band’s relentless momentum.
"Drawing comparisons to Interpol, Editors, and Soundgarden, Feral Family channel dark musical energy with emotionally raw lyricism.”
Frontman Jamie Lowe said: “The River is a reflection on the pain and helplessness of loving someone who is very close to you but emotionally out of reach.”