Swindon-based alt-rock band, ‘Wild Isles’, is amping up to release their second crowd-pleaser, ‘Stand In Silence’.
Hot on the tail of their debut single ‘Gold’, the bands second tune will hit Spotify on 1 August 2024.
‘Stand in Silence’ is packed with a plethora of electrifying and polished riffs as the recently formed five-piece - Tom ‘Macca’ McCarthy (lead vocals), DJ Harman (lead guitarist), Ant Willis (guitarist), James Rowland (bass), and Kyle Foote (drums) - provides an anthemic remedy to life’s hardships.
Underpinned by politically driven and environmentally conscious motifs, ‘Stand In Silence’ offers up high-energy guitar riffs that will both excite and captivate listeners. Exploring a state of social unrest felt in today’s social climate, the band’s lyrics are often raw and ominously delivered but the song itself is ultimately tempered by hope.
Speaking on the release of the new single, the band’s lead vocalist, Macca, said: “Stand in Silence’ explores how it can be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel, to the point we just feel very dissociative and helpless because things feel so out of our control, from COVID and a cost-of-living crisis, to mad inflation prices and unaffordable housing.
“This is our tribute to anyone feeling like giving up. We’re all in the same boat, and good things are around the corner. ‘Stand in Silence’ is a high-energy song that aims to rally people together in solidarity for positive change. We wrote this track pre-election, so with the Labour win we’re definitely onto something!”.
Commenting on what’s next for the band, he said: “We’ve played a couple of live shows in our hometown and the reception has been incredible. As close friends, it’s really awesome to be on stage together doing what we love. We’re really looking forward to getting some more live gigs booked and releasing more music - so watch this space”
With a radio play on 'Keep It Rock' and rave reviews for their debut single ‘Gold’ already under their belt, Wild Isles’ second single is set to raise the bar even higher.
Having already offered a taste of ‘Stand in Silence’ to enthralled live audiences, accompanied by a strong setlist of original titles, exciting change is very much on the way for Wild Isles. For fans of Mallory Knox, Young Guns, and Nothing But Thieves, this is a band to watch.
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