“A darker Maccabees, full of broodiness and great songwriting” – Kate Hutchinson, The Guardian

Emerging indie five-piece Cavalry have announced the release of their brand new single, 'Everything'. The Merseyside quintet’s exquisite latest effort, the sumptuous sound of a band making music at their own spectacularly slow motion speed, arrives ahead of what promises to be a busy few months with slots at Liverpool Sound City, BBC Music Day and more.

Drawing influences from the likes of The National and The Maccabees, the alternative outfit’s successful 2015 singles ‘Soak’ and ‘An Understanding’ saw them gain attention from The Guardian and Music Week, alongside radio support from Huw Stephens (Radio One), Janice Long (Radio 2) and Tom Robinson (BBC 6 Music).

With support slots for British Sea Power and Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks already under their belt and additional single releases planned throughout 2016, Cavalry’s profile is only set to increase further in the coming months.

Cavalry’s 'Everything' is released on 1st April via Fierce Panda Records and will be available to purchase on iTunes and Spotify.

“This was a band growing in confidence and becoming surer of their own sound. Balancing expansive and cinematic with admirable restraint the band painted wonderfully epic soundscapes” – Getintothis Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.