Attic Theory is a six-piece rock outfit hailing from the gritty underground scene of the musically rich city of Liverpool in the UK. Led by frontman Lewis Wright, the line up is rounded off with the trio of guitarists Peter Donnelly, Tim Cunningham and Matt Lawler, Kenny McArthur on bass and drummer Norm Walker.
The talented musicians combine to create their own brand of grooving rock n’ roll music wrapped up in grungey stylings. Since 2018 and the release of their debut single “Saints Among Us”, Attic Theory have been making waves in the UK rock scene and beyond, being named ‘Best New Band’ at Planet Rock Radio’s The Rocks 2020 awards.
That same year they dropped their first EP The Sign of an Active Mind, receiving rave reviews and features all over the world as well as being voted the NWOCR group fan favourite EP of The Year. With their live music, they’ve brought their infectious energy to the stage to play support slots for acts such as Terrorvision, The Soap Girls, Saving Abel, Tragedy, Psycho Village, Derange and Candlebox, touring with Elvana at multiple O2 Academy venues and across the UK and Europe with American rock band Tantric.
Now working on their highly anticipated debut record What We Fear The Most, they bring us the second single from the release with the brand new track titled “Narrow Lines”. Packed full of driving guitars delivering hard-hitting riffs and lofty leads, punching percussion and Lewis Wright’s husky soaring vocal work carrying euphoric vocal lines, with “Narrow Lines” Attic Theory share an anthemic alternative rock song dripping in emotive writing.
Coming via the band’s own ThunderGun Records imprint, “Narrow Lines” is released in aid of charity CALM with 100% of the proceeds of the single going towards helping the charity battle the mental health crises and unite the UK in its vital fight against suicide.
Commenting on the single, frontman Lewis Wright shares, “Our aim with the ‘Narrow Lines’ song and video is to raise more awareness for all those going through difficult times in their lives. The lyrics talk about how you can feel like you’re trapped in a never-ending loop when going through troubling issues and hopefully the song will encourage the listener to reach out to CALM, who offer help, support and information to anyone who is struggling or in crisis.”
Adding, “We are asking people to download the single from our webpage and unite against suicide. We know that the donations will not only help to change lives, it will also help save lives.”
You can get a download of the single via the Attic Theory website here. To get support or access CALM’s helpline, open 5pm-midnight 365 days a year, head to www.thecalmzone.net
Listen to Narrow Lines below
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