Coming out of the city of Newcastle in the north of England, Ten Eighty Trees is a three-piece alternative rock outfit who’ve been making waves in the UK and beyond. Pairing infectiously catchy songwriting wrapped up in their hard-hitting rock sound, they’ve earned a reputation as one of the most exciting acts in the UK rock scene.
Exploring the human condition in their reflective lyricism threaded into their emphatic rock anthems, their music offers escapism from modern living, providing the much needed punchy punctuation to everyday moments. Since 2018 they’ve been sharing their sonic vision kicked off with the release of their debut single “Something Feral”, going on to drop several stellar singles over the last four years.
Now they bring us their latest work with their new single titled “Wear Me Down”. Lifted from their highly anticipated forthcoming debut EP set to be released next year, with their latest track they lay down the very best of their instantly memorable trailblazing rock sound.
Full of hook-driven writing and influenced by the impactful energy of artists such as Thrice, Nirvana and Manic Street Preachers, “Wear Me Down” sees a band at the top of their game. Setting their sights on the phenomenon of burnout that often comes from a perfectionist obsession, the band covers themes of working yourself to the bone and desperately craving some respite in the relentless pace of life.
Pounding percussion, scorching guitar tones and soaring impassioned vocal work all collide to create a storming modern rock outing that showcases the songwriting talent and performance panache of Ten Eighty Trees while building further excitement for their upcoming EP release.
Listen to Wear Me Down below
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