Having formed just last year, Manchester trio The Empty Page—Kel, Giz, and Jim—are already stunning listeners across the country with their raucous, grunge-inspired sound, and the band is set to release their debut album, Unfolding next month.
Previously released track “Deeply Unlovable” is the perfect example of the band’s anthemic, raw, riot grrrl-inspired sound. Accompanied by a video featuring women of all shapes, sizes, and ages, it highlights the need for a balanced and realistic representation of women in media, as well as simply being a fantastic song.
The latest taste of the forthcoming album comes in the form of “Big Wheel”—a ‘90s-inspired slice of indie-rock, filled with raw, fuzzy hooks alongside infectious melodies. The Empty Page are a must-listen for anyone craving some gritty, refreshing rock anthems with welcome shades of nostalgia.
Produced by Garth Richardson (Biffy Clyro, RATM, L7), Unfolding, the debut album from The Empty Page, is in stores 21st October via Vociferous Records.
