Scottish Rockers PAGES Return With Their Explosive New Track ‘Snow’
The Edinburgh based pop-rock band PAGES have returned with a bang, dropping their third single ‘Snow’.
A unique emerging sound from Scotland, this three-piece band create synth-driven indie rock influenced by the likes of Muse, Royal Blood and Arctic Monkeys. Since forming in 2018, this rock-pop outfit has headlined a tour and shared the stage with local legends like La Fontaines, Dancing On Tables and Llovers. This latest song is their biggest sound yet, showing off their incredible potential and hinting at what’s to come for the rest of 2022- we’ve got a feeling they’re going to grow exponentially from here.
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Produced by Westlake Studios graduate Joseph Schmidt, ‘Snow’ is an anthemic track that builds in intensity, culminating in an explosive final chorus. The powerful vocals are the star of the show, complimenting the attitude-filled guitar lines and thumping drums throughout.
Thematically, the band said the track “deals with obsession and the consequences of one’s actions”. Delving deeper, they explained: “‘Snow’ was written in isolation last winter. The song was written from the point of view of a friend who went to prison and the harsh reality of having to enter an alternate reality away from loved ones. Solace is still found in the snow.”
PAGES have just announced they’ll be going on a wee Scottish tour in April with local gems Voodoo Bandits– tickets are HERE! And ‘Snow’ is out everywhere now.
