Fractures Announce Release Of Debut Single 'Ride' - Listen Now
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Written by Jon Stickler
South London indie outfit Fractures are set to release their debut single 'Ride' on May 28th through Distiller Records.
The track, produced by Dave Eringa (Manics/Idlewild), is a hypnotic melody that displays a feral attitude and aggression that allures the young to rebel and the old to reminisce.
Lead singer Freddie's intriguing lyrics pronounce imagery so vivid it’s almost stolen from youthful memories; "the morning sun ain't pretty enough, my words deserve a little more curve". It's playful but with an intrinsic seriousness that could almost refer to the divine, albeit wrapped up in black skin tight jeans and a baggy sweater with long black unkempt hair.
Having already been tipped by NME as ones to watch for this year, the band charged into 2012 at Number One on the Amazing Radio charts with a demo recorded in Freddie's bedroom - a track which went on to spend over two months at the summit and a performance at HMV's hotly tipped Next Big Thing festival.
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