Alternative/Rock
Lower Lands – “Eat The Rich” [Free Song Download]
Hailing from Lincoln in the UK, alt-rock quartet Lower Lands haven’t had a bad start for a band who have only been together for a little over 2 years.
Hailing from Lincoln in the UK, alt-rock quartet Lower Lands haven’t had a bad start for a band who have only been together for a little over 2 years. They’ve got shows with breakthrough bands such as Deaf Havana, Sharks and Flood of Red under their belt already, as well as a stint touring the UK with Hawthorne Heights & Burn The Fleet. The boys have also just completed a lengthy eighteen show run in mainland Europe with friends Light Years, with their previous EP Growing Pains and live shows receiving attention and praise from the likes of Kerrang! Radio, Front Magazine, NME.com and Big Cheese.
The debut EP “Growing Pains” is out now on I Am Mighty Records and the lads will be following up this Summer with the release of their sophomore record Canvas – another 5 track EP recorded at The Ranch Production House in the South of England (Gnarwolves, Bastions, The Catharsis).
New material sees the band consolidating their sound with a raw effervescence, newfound self-awareness and an uncovered individuality that should see them striding out onto the UK scene proper, as lead single “Eat The Rich” (released for free download 22nd April on I Am Mighty Records) serves as a solid stick of energy infused, radio-detonating dynamite. The boys will be revealing the brand new video for the track on 4th April.
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