Occasionally, sensations can happen quietly. Without any fuss, Endor have risen from being a group of eighteen-year old indie kids to one of the most talked about bands in Scotland.
Supported by Say Dirty Records, an independent label forged from the values of Glasgow’s legendary Postcard Records, Monday 23rd April sees the release of their second single, ‘We Live In Doors’. Expanding on the hushed drama of their first single, its tale of love in a cold city smoulders and ignites like the most passionate of teenage love affairs.
Following on the heels of their first release, ‘Hold On’, already a bona-fide anthem around Scotland, the ambition, vivid emotion and yearning romanticism of ‘We Live In Doors’ shows a young band forging towards their stratospheric future.
Endor sketch their magical music using a palette of haunting Celtic melodies, thundering drums, explosions of beautiful noise and surges of widescreen emotion.
As cute as the moptop era Beatles, with songs as powerful as the most eloquent of poetry, Endor prove that you need sing, not shout to be heard.
Written by Jasper Hamill
