We've been working hard on our debut album since November 2020 and we honestly didn't think it was going to take this long to have it ready for you. In fact, would you believe that our original release date was going to be February 2021?
Well, despite real life frequently getting in the way, we can finally announce that Twenty-Five Years is here! Band CDs has pressed a run of 100 discs for us, it's already available on all good streaming sites (and all the crap ones too. Which, actually, is all of them) so what are you waiting for?
We honestly don't know how popular CDs are these days, but the three of us are all passionate about making a physical product because that's the generation we came from. Digital is the way things have now long since gone, but to us you still can't beat holding a CD in your hand, browsing through the booklet, and accidentally dropping and scratching the damn thing the first time you take it out of the case. We hope you feel the same way too, and buy it lots.
ABOUT THE BAND
How the same s**t happened to the same guys twice.
Storm of Crows started life in another time. In another decade. In another CENTURY! In 1997, Matt and Paul formed a band with another friend, and that band was called West Tangleyam. They were three rhythm guitarists. They were crap. Realising that different types of musicians would add a little variety, they recruited a guy they hardly knew, Jimmy, to come and play bass for them.
Mercifully, West Tangleyam only lasted two years and showed no signs of surfacing again until 2020.
Matt decided to record an old song or two as a lockdown project. After he put the first song on Facebook, he got Jimmy to play bass for the second. When that was uploaded, Paul expressed an interest at joining again for the third. That third song was Upon Us, the first official release of the newly named Storm of Crows (and the other two songs were quickly deleted from the record, as they were a bit cack).
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