Children & Lions by Children & Lions
This album represents our formative years, forging our musical collective in our own little corner of Surrey. Hence 'Children & Lions'; it reflects the long development we have undergone in reaching this point, from our origins still in school to the present, released into the wider world.
We're delighted to finally be able to share.
Tracklist
| 1. | Burgeon | 2:32 |
| 2. | Bridge Too Far | 4:01 |
| 3. | Cold Knees | 2:38 |
| 4. | Tsavo | 3:17 |
| 5. | Keys & New Wires Pt.1 | 3:35 |
| 6. | Keys & New Wires Pt.2 | 3:47 |
| 7. | Crescent | 4:31 |
| 8. | To Share The Warren | 1:47 |
| 9. | Fuel To The Fire | 6:01 |
Credits
released October 13, 2013
John Bell - Bass
Sam Hanlan - Guitars, synthesisers, sampling, percussion
Jordan Hudson - Drums
Calum Pratt - Guitars, vocals, percussion
Jane Salmon - Trombone, euphonium
Strings - Dom Sewell, Clarice Morrish Rarity, Fraser Keddie, Maddie Cutter
Written and performed by Children & Lions.
Homemade in Dorking, Surrey by the whole band.
Produced by Sam Hanlan (co-produced by Calum Pratt).
Engineered by Sam Hanlan.
With thanks to Denise Davies for use of the Dorking Quaker Hall, and the Hanlan family for their patience.
John Bell - Bass
Sam Hanlan - Guitars, synthesisers, sampling, percussion
Jordan Hudson - Drums
Calum Pratt - Guitars, vocals, percussion
Jane Salmon - Trombone, euphonium
Strings - Dom Sewell, Clarice Morrish Rarity, Fraser Keddie, Maddie Cutter
Written and performed by Children & Lions.
Homemade in Dorking, Surrey by the whole band.
Produced by Sam Hanlan (co-produced by Calum Pratt).
Engineered by Sam Hanlan.
With thanks to Denise Davies for use of the Dorking Quaker Hall, and the Hanlan family for their patience.
License
All rights reserved.
A UK band of recent graduates from Surrey. We play semi-instrumental music, which both calmly soothes, and agitates the passions in equal measure. Formed way back in 2009, we meandered our way through school and university making music together and slowly developing our sound. Now free of education, 'Children & Lions' both embodies that journey, and signals our foray into the wider musical world.