English singer-songwriter Chris Spurgeon's new album Five Symbols At Your Door by his one-man project Zebra Crossing Sounds deals with hurt, loss and anger. Growing up in the Nineties gave him a taste for towering post-punk meets prog-metal (Lies), introspective, soft-spoken college rock (Streetlight) and a craving for genres that popular before to give a voice to the nagging feeling that he missed out on some great music (The Blitz Kids).
Whatever style he tries his hand on, it is always his voice that is front and center. He can reach the higher notes quite easily, giving him the opportunity to go through hills and valleys, the ups and downs that are part of his emotional make-up. Quiet desperation at its finest.
Five Symbols At Your Door is a self-released album. Buy it from his website.
Tracks:- Feels Like Home
- The River
- Lies
- Streetlight
- Tempest
- Sweet Hyphens
- Remnants Of My Mind
- The Blitz Kids
» zebracrossingsounds.bandcamp.com
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