This four piece from Manchester certainly has a unique
sound.
Transition baby is made up of four lads from
Audenshaw/Denton, but don’t be fooled they are not your typical Denton lads
they have a plan!
After forming 3 years ago, they have finally found their
sound, influenced by our musical neighbours from across the pond in the US,
‘Transition baby’ has made everything their own creating great competition for
the future music scene within Manchester.
Having just released their debut EP they ended up on the
radar of inconspicuous, safe to say they won’t be off it any time soon either
as their future is definitely one to follow.
On to the EP! Well this 4 song taster kicks off with
‘manners are wasted on you’. The old school rock sound they have embraced with
this track allows for a classic foot tapping experience something new bands
often lack. Not only are they bringing back the classic sound they are
enhancing it and making it their own.
They then move onto what are boundaries for, well for these
guys seems like they decided no reason and broke through them. The calming
vocals James Cottrill (Lead vocals, Rhythm guitar) allows for easy listening,
followed by Break Me which has to be one of the most uplifting songs on the EP,
and have to say the scream is spine shivering, it’s so unexpected. The musical
roller coaster is then ended when it gets to ‘Grit’.
So what’s so special about the EP? Well not only is it the
classic rock sound enhanced as mentioned but it is in fact influenced by the
genres you would not normally consider Ska, Disco, Punk making this band and
its followers so diverse it is unreal.
Inconspicuous will definitely be keeping an eye and an ear
out and you guys should too
All that’s left to do is to see them live, but you will have
to check out their Facebook for when that will be possible.
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