Three tracks from a band who are putting themselves about a lot on the East Midlands gig circuit. Keep On Moving has a really nice groove and pop hooks in a similar vein to The Lodger. Someday is pretty normal Indie fare but not without its charm. It’s the track Everest that stands out for me with its much harder approach. Lots of jingling guitar and added distortion to the vocals make it sound much meaner than the other tracks. The added snarl, the dynamic variation, and a great chorus make it a song that takes The 45 Rebellion beyond showing promise.

The 45 Rebellion