By Following the success of debut single ‘Closet Lunatic’, Leeds three piece Caro have released their self-produced ‘Eyes On The Ground’, a self professed intelligent, infectious example of what this genuinely exciting band are capable of. Stuttering, distorted guitars are juxtaposed with the melodic warmth of the vocal, building into a track that matures and evolves on every listen. Lyrically, the song deals with the guilt of disassociation, as singer Adam explains
“It’s about the guilt associated with an indifference to social injustices that don’t directly affect you and how that indifference and lack of taking any action or even speaking out against it is basically a compliance with anyone who’s causing it in the first place.”
Meticulously crafting all artwork and videos themselves as well as, writing, production and mixing duties, Caro are a truly unique prospect; a band creating their own fascinating world for their music to exist in.
With support already flooding in from Huw Stephens, Steve Lamacq, DIY Magazine, NME, Clash, The Line of Best Fit to name a few plus ‘Closet Lunatic’ being featured as Best of the Week on Apple Music & a spot in Spotify’s New Music Friday playlist, the buzz around Caro is building fast.
You can catch them live at the following dates:
OCTOBER
Thursday 5th BIRMINGHAM, Actress & Bishop
Friday 6th BANBURY, Also Known As
Saturday 7th MANCHESTER, Neighbourhood Festival
Thursday 12th NEWCASTLE, Think Tank
Friday 13th HULL, Fruit
Saturday 14th LIVERPOOL, Uni (with White Lies)
Thursday 19th READING, Purple Turtle
Friday 20th SOUTHAMPTON, Heartbreakers
Saturday 21st CARDIFF, Swyn Festival
Thursday 26th LONDON, Sebright Arms (Good Karma Club)
Friday 27th BEDFORD, Esquires
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