Running Out Of Ways (To Say I Love You), by The Room Upstairs

Running Out Of Ways (To Say I Love You)

by The Room Upstairs

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	1.	Running Out Of Ways (To Say I Love You) 03:42		buy track
	2.	Let It Flow 04:18		buy track

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The Room Upstairs return to Aldora Britain Records for a second single from their eagerly anticipated upcoming studio album. 'Running Out Of Ways (To Say I Love You)' is B-sided by the exclusive track, 'Let It Flow'.

This single is a return to the upbeat jangly analogue pop that this Lancastrian duo have become well known for. It is a love song at its most glorious and romanticised, and has an unforgettable feelgood melody at its core. 'Running Out Of Ways (To Say I Love You)' fuses together elements of 60s folk rock, 70s powerpop, 80s lo-fi and contemporary psychedelia to create a brand new and unique sound for modern times. 'Let It Flow' follows similarly, a song of admiration and true love ways. Naturally laidback, it follows the A-side with a summery feelgood soundscape.

The Room Upstairs succeed in drawing is in further with intrigue and wonder of what is to come. A DIY duo for a DIY era, bedroom psychedelia at its finest!

For fans of The Coral, Echo and The Bunnymen, and The Byrds.

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released November 9, 2020

Composed by Ewan Shepherd and Joe Conway.

Ewan Shepherd: percussion and vocals.
Joe Conway: all instruments except where noted.
Mick Armistead: keyboards.
Mick Shepherd: mandolin on Track 1.

Recorded and mixed by Mick Armistead.
Artwork by Niamh Shepherd.
Released by Tom Hilton on Aldora Britain Records (ABR-90).