FLY THIS FOR ME

Hailing from all over the UK, Fly This For Me have entered the fray with their debut EP, ‘Making Shadows’. The massive amount of energy within their first release is barely containable and erupts from the speakers; their melodic punk style grabs you from the start and continues to deliver an adrenaline rush all the way through. The tracks are well structured, memorable and energetic, hooking you in a way similar to Blink 182 and Foo Fighters. The vocals compliment the instrumentals and it all comes together to create an EP that is hard to stop listening to. The only issue is that there is not more to listen to with only having four tracks. From the very first time I played the disc, I knew that this is a band I would like and the more I listened to it the more I liked it. It’s hard to single out a favourite track out of the four as they are all good but if I had to choose one it would have to be the opening track, ‘She Said’ for how catchy it is and instantly memorable. I look forward to hearing more from this lively quintet.

LABEL:

FORMAT:

Self-released

EP

MAKING SHADOWS

Review by Matthew Gray

RUNNING TIME:

11:48

RELEASE DATE:

16th July 2012

TRACK LISTING

1) She Said
2) We All Fall
3) Making Shadows
4) Rock Bottom

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:

UK

"...their melodic punk style grabs you from the start and continues to deliver an adrenaline rush all the way through."