PREMIERE STREAM: GOSPEL - Disasters Running Wild

PREMIERE STREAM: GOSPEL – Disasters Running Wild

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GOSPEL release their debut single ‘Disasters Running Wild’ on the 7th of July for download on itunes and Bandcamp: https://soundcloud.com/gospel-band/gospel-disasters-running-wild
To celebrate they have kindly gifted us the premiere listen to the song, stream it below!

GOSPEL’s multi-instrumentalist Chris Willsher tells us a bit more about his act and the inspiration behind their music:

‘I’ve been in a band called Creatures of Love for the past 5 years, touring with The Joy Formidable, Cold War Kids, The Go! Team and And So I Watch You From Afar. But when we disbanded last September I was left in a bit of a wilderness and was ready to pack it all in, but when buying an acoustic piano from my bedroom in the Autumn the delivery guy convinced me that the time was now to capitalise on that success and use it find another singer so I started advertising, I had a wealth of response but Beth Anderton-Allen’s voice shone through and I knew I had to work with her. Straight away she sent me a 2 minute demo of one of her songs called ‘Disasters Running Wild’ which I re-worked and extended into a 4 minute ballad and got the serviced of my friend Mikko Gordon to mix, he had recently been working with Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich on Atoms for Peace and Ultraista, so I knew it was a good time to work with him. So very quickly the song came together.

I play all the instruments on the track, guitars, real piano and just worked in a simple drum loop, it’s always my starting point, once I find a drum sound, I can work with the song comes alive. Then I produced the track in my bedroom from that point on.

We plan to play our fist shows in the autumn, with me (Chris Willsher) on guitar and samplers, Beth on vocals and with a live piano player set to join us on stage.’

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