With a mutual love for both riffs and groove, UK alternative quartet Hercules Morse dispatch Fu Manchu styled stoner rock, with a Beatles-esque approach to melody, blended with the Foo Fighters’ take on classic rock. The end result is potent and breathtaking.
Already with firm support from Kerrang! Radio, Rock Sound, Powerplay Magazine, and Kerrang! Magazine, the emerging South Coast riff masters release their debut album, “Vita Boundary”, on May 4th, 2018.
Before then, Hercules Morse deliver a new track, “Everything is Great”; you can watch the video below.
The highly-rated foursome hail from Southampton, and since their inception in 2014, they’ve received impressive critical acclaim for their recorded work. The band’s debut EP, “Edge of Life”, picked up much praise from Kerrang Magazine and Rock Sound Magazine, as well as radio airplay fromBBC Six Music, Introducingand Kerrang! Radio. The Alt-Rockers’ follow-up EP, “Equine Size Comparison”, further underlined the band’s dexterity and appeal, with glowing reviews and support from Powerplay Magazine, Kerrang! Radio, Team Rock, and BBC Radio. Hercules Morse have also widely toured throughout the UK, and along the way have supported Turbowolf, Band of Skulls, Black Peaks, Blaze Bayley, Tiger Cub, Orange Goblin and Dinosaur Pile Up, as well as appearing on a range of bills with everyone from Calvin Harris and Primal Scream through to Duran Duran and The Streets.
Hercules Morse are poised to up the ante again with the release of their debut album, “Vita Boundary”. Brimming with charging guitar lines and engaging lyrics, and wrapped around driving bass riffs and woven vocals, the album flows perfectly from back to front. Particular highlights include their new single, “Everything is Great”, and their blistering follow-up single, “War Within”. Stay glued to the band’s social sites for single, tour and festival updates.
Tracklist:
01. Everything is Great (2:42)
02. War Within (3:40)
03. Cuckoo (3:14)
04. Talk Me Down (4:01)
05. Clockwork (3:57)
06. Resigned (4:29)
07. Can't See The Sunrise (3:42)
08. Still Singing (3:30)
09. The Story Goes (4:15)
10. Go For Broke (3:38)
Weblinks:
herculesmorse.co.uk
www.facebook.com/herculesmorseuk
Already with firm support from Kerrang! Radio, Rock Sound, Powerplay Magazine, and Kerrang! Magazine, the emerging South Coast riff masters release their debut album, “Vita Boundary”, on May 4th, 2018.
Before then, Hercules Morse deliver a new track, “Everything is Great”; you can watch the video below.
The highly-rated foursome hail from Southampton, and since their inception in 2014, they’ve received impressive critical acclaim for their recorded work. The band’s debut EP, “Edge of Life”, picked up much praise from Kerrang Magazine and Rock Sound Magazine, as well as radio airplay fromBBC Six Music, Introducingand Kerrang! Radio. The Alt-Rockers’ follow-up EP, “Equine Size Comparison”, further underlined the band’s dexterity and appeal, with glowing reviews and support from Powerplay Magazine, Kerrang! Radio, Team Rock, and BBC Radio. Hercules Morse have also widely toured throughout the UK, and along the way have supported Turbowolf, Band of Skulls, Black Peaks, Blaze Bayley, Tiger Cub, Orange Goblin and Dinosaur Pile Up, as well as appearing on a range of bills with everyone from Calvin Harris and Primal Scream through to Duran Duran and The Streets.
Hercules Morse are poised to up the ante again with the release of their debut album, “Vita Boundary”. Brimming with charging guitar lines and engaging lyrics, and wrapped around driving bass riffs and woven vocals, the album flows perfectly from back to front. Particular highlights include their new single, “Everything is Great”, and their blistering follow-up single, “War Within”. Stay glued to the band’s social sites for single, tour and festival updates.
Tracklist:
01. Everything is Great (2:42)
02. War Within (3:40)
03. Cuckoo (3:14)
04. Talk Me Down (4:01)
05. Clockwork (3:57)
06. Resigned (4:29)
07. Can't See The Sunrise (3:42)
08. Still Singing (3:30)
09. The Story Goes (4:15)
10. Go For Broke (3:38)
Weblinks:
herculesmorse.co.uk
www.facebook.com/herculesmorseuk