Warning Bells by kettleflower
The debut EP from Nashville's kettleflower, a collection of anthems, lamentations, and cautionary tales. Through music steeped in 90s Britpop and alternative, Warning Bells tackles contemporary issues like income inequality, addiction, climate change, and social fragmentation.
***BONUS TRACK included with full-album purchase***
Tracklist
| 1. | The 99 | 3:44 |
| 2. | Rearrange | 2:34 |
| 3. | Boomerang | 3:09 |
| 4. | Storm Cell | 1:28 |
| 5. | The Turning | 3:05 |
| 6. | Drop the Halo | 3:15 |
Credits
released November 8, 2016
Music by Mike Purcell & Patrick Rickelton / Lyrics by Patrick Rickelton, except "The 99" - music by Mike Purcell, Patrick Rickelton, & Nick "Ace" Lutz
Produced by Mike Purcell & Patrick Rickelton
Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Mike Purcell at County Q Productions
Musicians:
- Mike Purcell: electric guitars, bass, synths, programming
- Patrick Rickelton: vocals, piano, acoustic guitar
- Nick "Ace" Lutz: drums (except for "The 99" & "Drop the Halo"); lead guitar on "The 99"
Artwork by Haley Herrmann / design by Patrick Rickelton
Music by Mike Purcell & Patrick Rickelton / Lyrics by Patrick Rickelton, except "The 99" - music by Mike Purcell, Patrick Rickelton, & Nick "Ace" Lutz
Produced by Mike Purcell & Patrick Rickelton
Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Mike Purcell at County Q Productions
Musicians:
- Mike Purcell: electric guitars, bass, synths, programming
- Patrick Rickelton: vocals, piano, acoustic guitar
- Nick "Ace" Lutz: drums (except for "The 99" & "Drop the Halo"); lead guitar on "The 99"
Artwork by Haley Herrmann / design by Patrick Rickelton
License
All rights reserved.Tags
Nashville's kettleflower is the virtual collaboration between producer-engineer Mike Purcell and singer-songwriter Patrick Rickelton. Their EPs, "Warning Bells," and "You can run." reflect both members' growing concerns about America at large - income inequality, climate change, and social disconnect, among others.