Technicolour
Technicolour formed in 2004 with Matthew Scott on vocals and guitar, Chris Cole on bass, and Aaron Gilbert on drums. They later added keyboardist Daniel...
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Technicolour formed in 2004 with Matthew Scott on vocals and guitar, Chris Cole on bass, and Aaron Gilbert on drums. They later added keyboardist Daniel O'Sullivan. Their debut album 'From Nowhere' came out in 2006, followed by 'Air We Breathe' in 2010, which included the title track that became a slow-burning anthem.
In 2012, the band was dropped by their record label but kept releasing music independently. They put out albums like 'Disappeared' in 2017 and 'Afterlife' in 2020, which showed a shift toward more experimental and electronic sounds. Songs like 'Are you alive' and 'Fireflies' reflect their atmospheric style.
They faced some criticism in 2015 for covering Eminem's 'Till I Collapse', with some accusing them of exploiting its dark themes. Despite this, they maintained a loyal following drawn to their introspective lyrics and ethereal vocals.
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