Talktothewalls
Talk to the Walls formed in London in 2006 with Sam Corbet on vocals, Tom Gwilliam on guitar, Sam Rose on bass, and Ben Burman on drums. They spent years...
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Talk to the Walls formed in London in 2006 with Sam Corbet on vocals, Tom Gwilliam on guitar, Sam Rose on bass, and Ben Burman on drums. They spent years playing shows around the city, building a following without much mainstream attention. Their debut album 'Modern Ruins' came out in 2012, and its direct lyrics about difficult subjects like mental health and addiction got people talking.
One of their best-known songs is 'Dougie,' a spare, emotional track about losing a friend. They followed 'Modern Ruins' with albums like 'The Big Goodbye' in 2014, 'Fancy Hell' in 2018, and 'Living Fast, Dying Slow' in 2021. The band's lineup stayed mostly the same until 2020, when drummer Ben Burman left.
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