Indie rock from Cellos

Founded on a long-standing love of music, Cellos are a four-piece indie rock band, formed back in 2019. The original members, Niall Fenwick and Joe Teasdale, have been performing from a young age – giving them a taste of the thrill and driving their ambition to have their music heard by the masses.

The group are influenced by British bands from the 90s and 00s, think Travis, Arctic Monkeys, the Verve, but pay tribute to their northern routes with a gritty edge. In 2019, they released their debut EP, Sea or Sky, back in 2019 which was greatly received, attracting new listeners and demand for live shows.

Their new release, “Out of luck” is the second single off the much-anticipated album, Been Here Before. The boys, somewhat unfortunately, timed their arrival badly with the hit of the global pandemic, the upside, they’ve had two years to work on their sound and create a cheeky indie rock tune.

With smooth vocals from bass player, Jack Walker, the song tells the tale of gambling addiction, documenting the trials and tribulations that a user can be led to experience as a result. Despite the sombre topic, listeners can sit back and relax with this one, with Harry Mason on drums forming a steady beat and happy go-lucky vibe, it’s a song sure to brighten your day wherever you are.

Listen to Out of luck below