A New January
A New January formed in London in 2011 with Daniel McFarlane on vocals and guitar, Adam Ferris on drums, and Jonathan Lloyd on bass. They started playing...
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A New January formed in London in 2011 with Daniel McFarlane on vocals and guitar, Adam Ferris on drums, and Jonathan Lloyd on bass. They started playing small venues around the city, developing a sound built around atmospheric guitars and McFarlane's distinctive vocal style.
In 2015 they released their debut EP 'Witchling,' which included the title track that became something of a calling card for the band. The song 'Witchling' and others like 'After Clothes' and 'Bleed' from their catalog show their preference for moody, layered arrangements that avoid straightforward rock structures.
They followed with several albums including 'The Silence of the Sea,' 'Daylight,' and 'Nightfall,' each continuing in that vein of ethereal, guitar-based alternative music. While some critics questioned their originality at times, they maintained a consistent approach through their releases.
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