Through a turbulent world of personal upheavals, a global pandemic, alongside social and political unrest, the highly acclaimed indie rock four piece from South West England head towards their third album Blame The Young on September 27th via Physical Education Recordings with a new refreshed view of clarity and experience inspiring their most powerful and personal record yet.
Dedication, hard work and resilience make the backbone of October Drift. Through a turbulent world of personal upheavals, a global pandemic, alongside social and political unrest, the highly acclaimed indie rock four piece from South West England head towards their third album Blame The Young on September 27th via Physical Education Recordings with a new refreshed view of clarity and experience inspiring their most powerful and personal record yet.
Kiran Roy (vocals/guitar), Alex Bispham (bass), Chris Holmes (drums/vocals) and Dan Young (guitar) retreated to the Somerset Levels for the recording of Blame The Young, a serene location of seemingly endless space perfect for reflection on the time past from their highly praised album I Don’t Belong Anywhere in 2022.
