Something about that vocal just cleaves to the core, maybe its that faint hint of reverb, maybe its that personality living in the lyrics.

A guitar strum that manages to hide behind the banjos 8th notes; from there the voices of sisters Abbey, Mia, and cousin Jaymi weave a captivating vocal tapestry together.

The electric guitar gathers together dark piano notes under cover of some really strong cymbal work.

Folk elements of acoustic bass and electric guitar weave together with a very interesting groove and a message about the lottery of destiny.

Mikey Pro created Foresteater in 2015 after a dream he had. We love the emotional honesty and the willingness to go where many do not.

Those clean electric strums do not prepare you for that stick-heavy drum thing; and that does not prepare for the hook.

As the song progresses the elements build to an electronic climax that lines up with the purification. Samuel J, with his song Embrace gives us a blueprint for getting woke.

that guitar tone and the synth stabs could all have come from a Franz Ferdinand record, but the voice of Meg Britannie is sheer punk-power.