“Mutiny” is the new single from English band The Doubtful Bottle, adding to the list of previously unreleased songs they’ve released in anticipation of their upcoming album, scheduled for the end of the year.
“Mutiny” is a modern indie rock anthem, a revolutionary song in its own way, born during a holiday in France.
Recorded entirely in analogue, the song was produced under the supervision of Jake Rousham at Yellow Fish Studios, near Lewes, a small town 70km south east of London, which has hosted, among others, Roger Daltrey (The Who) and Wilko Johnson (Dr Feelgood).
The band from North Yorkshire, inspired by indie rock, grunge and the typical sounds of the British new wave-rock revival, sends a message about how to defend yourself and be free without being dominated by others or events and without conditioning of any kind, with a catchy and engaging song.
