Initially, the latest effort from London four piece, Tellison, seems as though we’re launching ourselves on a paint by numbers indie marathon. Nothing bad in that, but nothing particularly new or exciting either … so thank heavens Stephen Davidson and crew see fit to prove first impressions wrong.
The Wages Of Fear opens with unassuming piano, which frankly, makes you sigh and bear yourself up for what’s to come. Such worries, however, are speedily abated with an unexpected burst of guitar, albeit light and summery. It’s really Stephen’s vocals which lend life to opening track...Tellison – The Wages Of Fear
Initially, the latest effort from London four piece, Tellison, seems as though we’re launching ourselves on a paint by numbers indie marathon. Nothing bad in that, but nothing particularly new or exciting either … so thank heavens Stephen Davidson and crew see fit to prove first impressions wrong.
The Wages Of Fear opens with unassuming piano, which frankly, makes you sigh and bear yourself up for what’s to come. Such worries, however, are speedily abated with an unexpected burst of guitar, albeit light and summery. It’s really Stephen’s vocals which lend life to opening track...