The Castillians take on timeless romance with new single "Come What May"
12 February 2016, 12:01
| Written by
Jessica Goodman
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With Valentine's Day looming ever-closer, Birmingham three-piece The Castillians have shared a devastatingly romantic new single.
"Come What May" is entirely timeless. Melodies steeped in nostalgia are dragged screeching into the 21st century through echoing distortion, whilst Matthew Smyth's vocals resound with a raw sincerity that will twist around your gut as it makes your hair stand on end.
It's a desperate kind of devotion The Castillians present here. Coupling intense yearning with rambunctious dexterity, the trio are capable of melting even the coldest of hearts.
The Castillians' new album, You & Me, is released via PNKSLM on 26 February.
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