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The Cidermill Drive
The Cidermill Drive was a British indie band that put out their first album, Echoes of Silence, in 2008. Their sound had a melancholic pull, built around...
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The Cidermill Drive was a British indie band that put out their first album, Echoes of Silence, in 2008. Their sound had a melancholic pull, built around James Anderson's vocals and guitar work, with Mark Harrison on bass. They followed that with The Weight of the World in 2010 and a self-titled album in 2012.
Their 2012 record included the song "Always Wrong," which became their most recognizable track. They also released The Fragility of Hope in 2015. Other songs in their catalog include "Sllepwalker" and "The Apple Three."
There were reports of some internal disagreements among the members during their early years. Some listeners and critics found their lyrical themes to be quite heavy, which the band members addressed at the time by saying they were writing about real struggles.
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