Brighton's Bighead Tea Drinkers are back with the infectious indie-op bop 'Flowers'. The track perfectly captures the vibrant, melody-driven indie-rock sound that has earned the band well-deserved praise.
With its punchy drums, shimmering guitars, and solid bass, 'Flowers' provides a lively backdrop for the band's captivating vocal harmonies, topped off by intricate lead guitar which perfectly compliments the main vocal melody.
Drummer Marshall describes 'Flowers' as "a feel-good summer tune in its rawest form" adding that it's the kind of song you'd play while watching the sun set on the beach. Freddie chimes in, calling it "a summer anthem that makes you feel like you're lying in a field of daisies with someone special". Ellie adds, "The chorus will stick with you for days, just like that one person you can’t get out of your head".
Though still in their early twenties, Bighead Tea Drinkers are fully immersed in the band lifestyle, drawing inspiration from icons like The Strokes, The Clash, and Lana Del Rey. Following the success of their EP 'Travel Far, Get Away', which has racked up over 40,000 streams on Spotify since its release in April 2024, the band has become known for their electrifying live performances, selling out shows in Brighton, London, Birmingham, and Bristol.
Now releasing new material, the band continue to showcase some brilliant songwriting.
Listen below:
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