The Creative Etymology of Rock and Its Alternative Variations Are Mellifluous in the Vestige’s ‘Living Room’

(Senmer News Wire)

Living Room
Melbourne, Jul 31, 2020 (Senmer News Wire) – Musical diversity and its eccentric expressions are being beautifully optimized into a mellifluous scope of thematic linearity by the band The Vestige. With a sound that reflects the creative dynamics of modern-day alternative rock, the band has recreated a beautiful saga that hails the significance of both musical and thematic co-dependency. They recently came out with the single, ‘Living Room’ that beautifully transcribes into the branches of conspicuous and defining guitar riffs with a percussionist story proving creative structure to the song. The song merges the musical enamel with that of its thematic depth just allowing the audience to connect to it all the more intrinsically.
Based out of Melbourne, Australia, the band formed in 2015 started as a creative collaboration between frontman Nicholas Douglas and his brother, Reuben, a guitarist. Later, the band expanded their creative arc with the inclusion of guitarist Kelvin Foong, Bassist Matt Cameron, and drummer Lochie Patterson. The collaboration led to the release of many songs like ‘Potential’, ‘Me Again’, ‘Bad Me’, and ‘Same Bones’ among many others. Even with such an extensive discography, their new release ‘Living Room’ has indeed pushed them further towards creative accomplishment.
The themes developed by The Vestige in their music resides mainly on mental health issues that set them aside yet again as true artists. With some of their biggest influences in the works of Emarosa, Bring Me The Horizon, The 1975, and Don Broco, they have created an immersive soundscape that is timeless and engaging. If you want to follow a dynamic scope of creative virtues through the musical spec of alternative rock, follow them on Spotify, Facebook, and Instagram right away.
Catch The Vestige‘s tarck ‘Living Room’ on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2kX1TX8Qf36nxB51ocUp3G