Indie Rock from The Flashpot Moments

Boston-based alternative rock outfit The Flashpot Moments take their name from the explosive moments during live shows when pyro cannons shoot fireworks in sync with the music to supercharge the moment in the performance. As the long-time project of singer and guitarist Tim Cawley, their music is just as impactful, creating every song as if it’s meant for a crowd of thousands at a huge venue or a headline festival slot.

Their unique blend of catchy indie writing with punching guitar, driving drum work and soaring vocals has seen their music played on over 60 radio stations and featured on network and cable TV shows. Drawing on their influences of artists such as Manchester Orchestra, REM, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen and Cheep Trick, they deliver a sound of the best of modern American rock.

They’ve recently released a new album called Very Far which features 10 tracks of infectiously catchy melodic rock anthems. Full of perfectly crafted melodic leads, grooving rhythm and euphoric vocal work from frontman Cawley, the new record demonstrates an ambitious and stunning creative vision.

A polished sound throughout, from hard-hitting album opener “Jealous” through to the more ballad-focused closer “The Crowd That Was”, on Very Far, The Flashpot Moments lay down their charming rock sound and exceptional knack for creating memorable music that’s completely captivating and stadium-worthy.

Listen to Very Far below