People Like You - Verse - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Spokes are originally from the rolling hills of Northeast England, which perhaps explains the rustic feel of their reverb-soaked, violin-coated sound, one that has been compared to Arcade Fire. People Like People Like You is already causing excitement in the independent press, receiving 'Album of the Week' status on Boomkat and glittering reviews on Don't Panic and Angry Ape. Their ambitious live performances combine field recordings and accidental noise with a delicate but powerful five-piece band. Album Tracks 1. We Like to Dance and Steal Things 2. Young People! All Together 3. Scatter I Miss You 4. Precursor 5. Sometimes Words Are Too Slow 6. End Credits / Loveletter

Numerous sold out tours, countless magazine covers, 70 million YouTube views and an unquenchable social media inferno? Yep. But Falling in Reverse is just warming up. Just Like You (album number three if you're counting) finds Falling in Reverse front man Ronnie Radke with no shortage of material to sing, scream and howl about. In the roughly two years since last album Fashionably Late, Radke lost a close family member (faced head-on with the tear-jerking album closing ballad, 'Brother'), watched old friends succumb to old vices (first track 'Chemical Prisoner'), and struggled with his lifelong search for meaning ('God, If You Are Above' is as real as it gets) and personal redemption. But the playful innuendo that made hits of 'The Drug in Me Is You' and 'Situations' is back front and center in songs like 'Sexy Drug' and the album's title track. Album Tracks 1. Chemical Prisoner 2. God, If You Are Above 3. Sexy Drug 4. Just Like You 5. Guillotine IV (The Final Chapter) 6. Stay Away 7. Wait and See 8. The Bitter End 9. My Heart's to Blame 10. Get Me Out 11. Die for You 12. Brother

Album Tracks 1. Let Me Prepare You 2. Zombie 3. Rollerblading 4. Like You Mean It 5. Media Station [Demo] 6. Trust Me 7. XCOVID-19X 8. How Will We Live? 9. Who Who Hu(man) 10. Land of the Free 11. Some Time 12. Crazy for You 13. Moving On Up