King's Lynn indie rockers The Extons are not the first to write a song about the shallowness that comes with painting a false and optimistic picture of one's online presence, but their new single Social Media has enough grit to leave a lasting impression, with a crunchy guitar solo to boot. The lyrics don't beat around the bush and damn the toxity of applying ready-made filters to create a shine that is not real. It is a piece of melodic Britpop for millenials of all ages.
King's Lynn indie rockers The Extons are still trying to understand women, but considering that their new single is called No Hope plus the frequent mentions of alcoholic beverages, they still have a long way to go. Musically however they are on a roll, speeding things up and slowing things down (note the swinging bass). If power pop and Britpop had a baby this is what it would sound like.
King's Lynn indie rockers The Extons ran into a spot of bother with representatives of the fairer sex and turned it into rollicking, fuzz heavy song. Grown Ups tells the tale of adolescents on the brink of becoming adults. They don't want to let go and enter the land of responsibilities, paying the bills and all the other perks that come with it. Let's have a fight like kids and maybe it will go away.
