Passengers on the Tide

When the world locked down, we were all stuck wondering how we were going to survive the boredom, fear and frustration of lives on pause.

Tom picked up and dusted off the guitar he hadn't touched in nearly a decade, and a couple voice memos later, an album started to emerge. That's when Ben was called in, to a studio shed in an Old South backyard, to add virtuosity to Tom's demos. When they jammed, the brothers found that the sweet release of power chords and bass solos played really really loud was an antidote to the fear. On those quiet nights under emergency orders, we rocked defiantly into the abyss.

When the world locked down, we were all stuck wondering how we were going to survive the boredom, fear and frustration of lives on pause. Tom picked up and dusted off the guitar he hadn't touched in nearly a decade, and a couple voice memos later, an album started to emerge. That's when Ben was called in, to a studio shed in an Old South backyard, to add virtuosity to Tom's demos. When they jammed, the brothers found that the sweet release of power chords and bass solos played really really loud was an antidote to the fear. On those quiet nights under emergency orders, we rocked defiantly into the abyss.

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Passengers on the Tide

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