Idle Lies | Liverpool Sounds

It's no secret that Liverpool has been a hotbed of amazing music for decades, and right now the scene is hotter than ever, producing so many great and diverse artists that it can sometimes be hard to keep up. With that in mind, welcome to the first instalment of Liverpool Sounds, a new article series here on Sound Mouth where you can find out which Liverpool bands you need to hear right now! This week's spotlight is on the recently-formed indie quartet Idle Lies, who have just dropped their debut single 'In the Shadows'.

Recorded at Liverpool's iconic Parr St. Studios, this is a straightforward yet instantly catchy indie/soft rock track with an effective vocal hook and laid-back vibe, making it a great addition to any indie summer playlist. Idle Lies cite Arctic Monkeys and The Beatles as two of their biggest influences, while the strong vocals and smooth lead guitar in this new track also have a certain Dire Straits quality about them.

Anyone looking to catch one of Liverpool's best new prospects should head to the Jacaranda on 14 September, where Idle Lies will be performing alongside The Rondays, Lost in Echoes and Hammerhead Snails. The band will then play their first headline gig at the recently-opened Jimmy's, Liverpool on 26 September, with support from Polybius and Skylights. Be sure not to miss these gigs if you're around Liverpool and check out Idle Lies on Facebook.

Thanks for reading!
- Danny

'In the Shadows' is available to stream now on Spotify.

For more Liverpool artists, follow my Spotify playlist 'Sound Mouth Presents...Liverpool Sounds', which I routinely update with new tracks from the hottest artists in the scene! Follow me on Twitter @realdannymoore

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