Giants
Giants came out of Newcastle with a straightforward rock sound that caught attention in the late 2000s. Their 2009 debut album, also called 'Giants,'...
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Giants came out of Newcastle with a straightforward rock sound that caught attention in the late 2000s. Their 2009 debut album, also called 'Giants,' introduced songs like 'Another Day, Another Year (Wasted)' and 'I've Been Low,' which balanced big melodies with lyrics that felt a bit more grounded than typical anthems.
That single 'Another Day, Another Year (Wasted)' became their calling card, a track that resonated without trying too hard to be an anthem. They followed it with albums like 'Sleepless' and 'Runaway,' keeping to a similar lane of guitar-driven rock with introspective edges.
The band's lineup included Simon Rix on vocals and guitar, Tom McEwan on guitar, Nick Robson on bass, and Will Ryan on drums. They weren't reinventing rock, but they carved out a space where songs like 'Boneless' and 'Excelsior' could sit comfortably alongside their earlier work.
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