Saturday Sunset are an alternative rock band from Maidstone. Originally for… Read Full Bio ↴Saturday Sunset are an alternative rock band from Maidstone. Originally forming in July 2008, Saturday Sunset quickly released a six track EP to local fans and were offered gigs around the local area. Unfortunately most of the band were away from the area concentrating on their education so after a few months the band split.
But only temporarily it seems. After jamming in May 2010 with a new drummer, and no university commitments, The band reformed and statred writing new material. A new drummer meant a new sound, and as a result Saturday Sunset are bolder, brasher and more extreme than ever before. Comprising of Matt Ladbrooke on vocals, Dean Ince on guitar/vocals and Mark Richardson on drums, the band will soon be ready to unleash their edgier sound to the live music scene.
"It's been a little while coming, but finally the first full-length album is here from Saturday Sunset, a band from Kent playing music best described as modern hard rock. And the wait was worth it, because the album's a belter." - Andy Beck, November 2010.
Debut full length album "Spots and Stripes" was released on November 15, 2010 and immediately got an outstanding review from Andy Beck, a fan of the Kent music scene. Dean Ince describes the album as "his best work yet" whilst local fans are praising the mixture of catchy hooks and hard hitting guitar riffs. The first single from the album "Credit Card Lifestyle" was reviewed by The Metal Gremlin of Wasted! Magazine and while it was not as positive as Andy Beck's review, he did go as far as saying if the band ironed out their flaws (mixing and vocals) they would go on to be a unique pop punk/indie act. He also commented favourably on the guitar parts and the overall feel of the song.
"Credit Card Lifestyle features a good selection of catchy guitars and palm muted power chord rhythms. The programmed drum parts fit in nicely and give a strong 'tap along' backbone" - Metal Gremlin, Wasted! Magazine (Issue 7, March 2011)
Having given out a fair amount of copies of the album to local fans, the band are ready to take their music to the streets and are preparing to play the material live.
Discography
Feel The Music EP - released 3rd September 2008.
1) Summer Holiday. 2) Lady Luck. 3) Swivel To The Sound. 4) The Lovers. 5) Eight In The Evening. 6) Blind Faith.
Credit Card Lifestyle (single) - released 25th October 2010
1) Credit Card Lifestyle.
Spots And Stripes - released 15th November 2010
1) Credit Card Lifestyle. 2) I'm The Entrepreneur Inside Her. 3) Lady Luck. 4) Spots And Stripes. 5) I'll Take Everything From You. 6) The Foreigner. 7) Blind Faith. 8) Oenophilia vs. Drunken Rampage. 9) The Limelight. 10) Cruising In Fifth Gear. 11) Enemies.
(As yet untitled EP) - released 5th September 2011
1) Haunted By The Past. 2) Nostalgic Nights. 3) Empty Promise. 4) Stand In The Rain.
But only temporarily it seems. After jamming in May 2010 with a new drummer, and no university commitments, The band reformed and statred writing new material. A new drummer meant a new sound, and as a result Saturday Sunset are bolder, brasher and more extreme than ever before. Comprising of Matt Ladbrooke on vocals, Dean Ince on guitar/vocals and Mark Richardson on drums, the band will soon be ready to unleash their edgier sound to the live music scene.
"It's been a little while coming, but finally the first full-length album is here from Saturday Sunset, a band from Kent playing music best described as modern hard rock. And the wait was worth it, because the album's a belter." - Andy Beck, November 2010.
Debut full length album "Spots and Stripes" was released on November 15, 2010 and immediately got an outstanding review from Andy Beck, a fan of the Kent music scene. Dean Ince describes the album as "his best work yet" whilst local fans are praising the mixture of catchy hooks and hard hitting guitar riffs. The first single from the album "Credit Card Lifestyle" was reviewed by The Metal Gremlin of Wasted! Magazine and while it was not as positive as Andy Beck's review, he did go as far as saying if the band ironed out their flaws (mixing and vocals) they would go on to be a unique pop punk/indie act. He also commented favourably on the guitar parts and the overall feel of the song.
"Credit Card Lifestyle features a good selection of catchy guitars and palm muted power chord rhythms. The programmed drum parts fit in nicely and give a strong 'tap along' backbone" - Metal Gremlin, Wasted! Magazine (Issue 7, March 2011)
Having given out a fair amount of copies of the album to local fans, the band are ready to take their music to the streets and are preparing to play the material live.
Discography
Feel The Music EP - released 3rd September 2008.
1) Summer Holiday. 2) Lady Luck. 3) Swivel To The Sound. 4) The Lovers. 5) Eight In The Evening. 6) Blind Faith.
Credit Card Lifestyle (single) - released 25th October 2010
1) Credit Card Lifestyle.
Spots And Stripes - released 15th November 2010
1) Credit Card Lifestyle. 2) I'm The Entrepreneur Inside Her. 3) Lady Luck. 4) Spots And Stripes. 5) I'll Take Everything From You. 6) The Foreigner. 7) Blind Faith. 8) Oenophilia vs. Drunken Rampage. 9) The Limelight. 10) Cruising In Fifth Gear. 11) Enemies.
(As yet untitled EP) - released 5th September 2011
1) Haunted By The Past. 2) Nostalgic Nights. 3) Empty Promise. 4) Stand In The Rain.
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Inabakumori feat. Hatsune Miku
Saturday Sunset Lyrics
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Yukiruu
Thank you once again for these very rare tracks
RANOV
no way i just found u randomly here
Yukiruu
@RANOV ayooo I love your videos ahaa
RANOV
@Yukiruu 💖
Frapadoodle Falaple
This song in particular makes me feel like I'm rapidly falling underwater (with no pain nor suffocation, just to add), as if it's a good thing.
With *Miku's eerie but gentle voice, including the entire mood and atmosphere of this song... there's this pleasant cold and weightlessness, as well an intoxicating energy I can just barely feel from all of this being mixed really well together.
orange
This isn't Maki this is Miku
minato_kishida
Bruh, it feels like I’m in a lucid dream then I wake up in a fast-paced action film.
Shard Blade
We need an extended version of this master piece
k
i wish there was an extended version of this song
Mishouzaki
This song is too good to be so short wahhhhh