New Music – Religion of Tomorrow
The alternative rock 4 piece from Whitehaven has released two new singles last year with ‘Winter’ (May) and ‘No Protocol’ (October).
2019 saw their return after a four-year hiatus when they played live shows in Leeds and Sheffield as well as unplugged sets at the Workington and Carlisle HMV Stores.
“After the first album in 2013 everything fell apart through issues with commitments,” said Bassist Richard Gill. “Some of us had kids during that time and it was tough to balance band and family life. We had a chance to focus back on music and now we are 6 or 7 tracks into our new album which we are recording at Soundwave in Workington.”
The singles will feature on the upcoming album and it’s well worth checking out the accompanying videos which were produced entirely by the band that consists of Karl Christian (Vocalist/Rhythm Guitarist), Jordan Charters (Lead Guitarist), Richard Gill (Bass) and new drummer Sam Hunter.
With diverse tastes in music Richard can’t pin their sound down: “Everyone likes all sorts of music but we tend to get penned in with alternative rock groups like the Foo Fighters or Incubus.”
2020 is shaping up as a busy one with the release of the album along with gigs and festivals while the tried and tested unplugged set has added a different dimension to their gigs.
To book the band email [email protected], check out their videos on youtube at religionof2moro or follow them on social media @ReligionOfTomorrow.
