Following up on the successes of their debut release, which paired the riotous ‘Drinking Game’ with the dubwise ‘Summer ‘05’, the youthful force of The Isrights return with another single.
With their first festival appearance under their belts, taking to the same main stage Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry graced at Manchester’s Moovin Festival, the lads have been creating quite a buzz of late, which they’re looking to respond to with their latest single ‘Real?’.
‘Real?’ questions the spectacle of a world the band grew up in, full of illusion and false prophets, where simple lies beat complicated truths and hollow reality stars are idolised.
Musically the band again draw from the UK / Jamaica melting pot but this time add to it echoes of a ‘60s pop sensibility and have experimented further with a plethora of sequencers and effects, no better heard than on the B-side with an instrumental version of ‘You Know’. A promising sign of things to come from the rising band.
With their first festival appearance under their belts, taking to the same main stage Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry graced at Manchester’s Moovin Festival, the lads have been creating quite a buzz of late, which they’re looking to respond to with their latest single ‘Real?’.
‘Real?’ questions the spectacle of a world the band grew up in, full of illusion and false prophets, where simple lies beat complicated truths and hollow reality stars are idolised.
Musically the band again draw from the UK / Jamaica melting pot but this time add to it echoes of a ‘60s pop sensibility and have experimented further with a plethora of sequencers and effects, no better heard than on the B-side with an instrumental version of ‘You Know’. A promising sign of things to come from the rising band.