Arcane Roots

Surrey trio Arcane Roots are on the verge of taking over the underground scene and bringing with it a new improved shape of things to come.
'Left Fire’ the brand new mini album offers the listener a variety of excellence, from monstrous riffs to subtle melodic breakdowns, 'Left Fire' will have you banging out the words like a deranged preacher.
The 'Musesque’ intro with its flowing guitar that builds up into the track 'In This Town Of Such Weather’ one of the most angriest and intimidating intros I’ve heard in ages, the song drags you from your chair and beats you around the face until your nodding your head along to its greatness.

Andrew Groves’s (Vocals/Guitar) distinct vocals make every song instantly recognisable to anything else around, I would describe it as having the soft and soulful tones of Adam Levine (Maroon 5) but having the screeching screams of Simon Neil (Biffy Clyro).
The level of musicianship on this mini album would intimidate any hardened musician, with the tight sound of 'You Are’ a guitar driven track that wriggles and levels out throughout, packing in so many catchy and fantastic parts that it will have you singing along in a blink of an eye.
'Left Fire’ is crammed with all of your musical desires, gracing with screams, mouth watering guitar work, catchy choruses and endings that will be throbbing in your mind until you let
them out.

Arcane Root’s new mini album holds so much brilliance that it’ll leave you begging for their next release.