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Social Room - Be Forever Mine Track Review


'Be Forever Mine' is the latest single from Sunderland based indie rock group Social Room. Since forming in 2015, the six piece band have earned a loyal following, playing countless shows around the North East, as well as shows in Liverpool and London.
The track opens with a pounding beat, before welcoming an engaging lick and front man Matty Smith's husky vocals. As the track progresses, it crescendos into a rich sound, fuelled by gritty bass lines, enigmatic riffs and bewitching harmonies, engulfing the listener in an impressive wave of bold indie rock.
The balance of all the intricate riffs and enchanting harmonies is fantastic, showcasing skilled musicianship and creating a sophisticated edge that the saturated indie genre is so desperately craving.
My only criticism of the track is that the vocals could be a bit more expressive, which would enable Smith to emphasise his gorgeously suave tones. Regardless, 'Be Forever Mine' is a great addition to their set and I'm sure that it will never fail to please and enliven audiences.



The track is set to be launched on December 17th with an highly anticipated gig at Independent in Sunderland.

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