October Drift, Dürer Garden Budapest, 11 December

  • 23 Aug 2024 10:04 AM
October Drift, Dürer Garden Budapest, 11 December
Pointing the finger at the young - October Drift visits Budapest with a new album. On 11th December, the English band will be coming to Dürer Kert on tour to present their latest album. They will bring their new album Blame The Young, out on September, to Budapest for their first solo show.

October Drift is a British alternative rock band known for their powerful, emotive sound and dynamic live performances. The band formed in 2014 in Taunton, Somerset, and has since gained a reputation for their intense, energetic shows, often in intimate venues.

Band Members:

Kiran Roy - Vocals and Guitar
Daniel Young - Lead Guitar
Alex Bispham - Bass
Chris Holmes - Drums

Musical Style:

October Drift's music is characterized by its blend of shoegaze, grunge, and alternative rock. They are known for their heavy, distorted guitars, raw lyrics, and emotive vocal delivery. Their sound has been compared to bands like Smashing Pumpkins, My Bloody Valentine, and early Radiohead.

Discography:

EPs: The band released several EPs in their early years, which helped them build a dedicated following.
Debut Album: Their first full-length album, Forever Whatever, was released in January 2020. The album received positive reviews for its emotionally charged lyrics and powerful sound.
Follow-up Album: I Don’t Belong Anywhere was released in October 2022, showcasing a more polished and refined version of their sound.

Notable Tracks:

"Cherry Red"
"Cinnamon Girl"
"Losing My Touch"
"Oh the Silence"
"Don't Give Me Hope"

Live Performances:

October Drift is particularly known for their live performances, which are often described as intense and immersive. Despite their relatively small following, they’ve developed a loyal fanbase due to their energetic stage presence and connection with the audience.

Influence and Reception:

The band has been praised for their ability to convey emotion through their music, with a sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh. They have built a strong reputation within the UK indie music scene and continue to grow their fanbase with each release.


Source and tickets: 
Livenation

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