After setting up base camp in Liverpool just over a year ago, the indie quartet, Cities To Satellites, began to write music in Andrian's (lead guitar) flat and it was here that half of their debut EP 'When In Rome' would be penned. Under a different name, the band took to the streets of Liverpool in search of any bar or club that would allow them to showcase their material. But sadly, it wasn't long before the quartet became a trio and without a drummer to keep the band afloat, all hopes of...
After setting up base camp in Liverpool just over a year ago, the indie quartet, Cities To Satellites, began to write music in Andrian's (lead guitar) flat and it was here that half of their debut EP 'When In Rome' would be penned. Under a different name, the band took to the streets of Liverpool in search of any bar or club that would allow them to showcase their material. But sadly, it wasn't long before the quartet became a trio and without a drummer to keep the band afloat, all hopes of fame and fortune seemed lost. But this didn't stop Joe, Andrian and Josh from continuing with their plans. When they discovered the works of producer, Andy Ross, and his studio in Haywood, the band decided that it would be here they would record their four-track EP. So, with little time to prepare, they called on the help of Mark Easton, who was happy to fill in on drums for the duration of the studio session. Now, shortly after the release of the aforementioned EP, Cities To Satellites (Joe, Andrian, Josh and Mark) are ready to embark on a new chapter in their music career.
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