The Future of an End Woodlock

• 1 The Watchmaker 04:32
• 2 Feel It Coming 04:12
• 3 The Future of an End 04:10
• 4 Settle Down 02:45
• 5 Start Again 03:14
• 6 Only Human 03:53
• 7 I Think I Know 03:07
• 8 Collateral 03:28
• 9 Idol (My Old Friend) 03:59
• 10 Normal 03:40
• 11 Superhero 04:11
• 12 In Your Mother's Arms 02:52
• 13 Friends 04:59
• Total Runtime 49:02

Info for The Future of an End

The alt-folk trio of Woodlock - brothers Zech Walters (guitar/vocals), Eze Walters (guitar/vocals), and Bowen Purcell (drums) – share the official music video for “Feel It Coming” from their full-length debut album The Future Of An End (out February 26 via Nettwerk Records).

The album – a dynamic mix of organic, acoustic elements and electronic flourishes – is the most frank of Woodlock's career. While not following a chronological timeline, much of what follows The Future Of An End is Zech dealing with the emotional fallout from his breakdown. Adding to their emotional complexity of the album, just as Zech's relationship was falling apart, Eze had fallen in love and was getting married. "Our songs have always been hopeful," explains Eze. "And Zech was coming up with these pretty heavy songs. I helped him finish them, and I kept trying to add these aspects of hope to it. So, when you listen to the album, it's like a clash of two realities." That clash can be heard in the synth-driven pop-rock of "Feel It Coming," an upbeat, uplifting, and anthemic song despite it tackling the idea of exploding anger. "For me, it's about realizing I had a breaking point, I couldn't sit there and play quietly forever," Zech offers. "People talk about bottling stuff up. It's an unhealthy way to go about things."

The band recorded the album in Bowen's garage and Homesurgery Recordings in Melbourne, alongside producers Hayden Calnin (Didirri, Harrison Storm, and a Nettwerk solo artist in his own right) and Jackson Barclay (Vera Blue, Winterbourne, Timberwolf).

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New Zealand-born brothers Zech Walters (guitar/vocals) and Eze Walters (guitar/vocals) struck up a friendship with Bowen Purcell (drums) after moving to Australia. In search of adventure, the three traveled around the country busking, before eventually settling in Melbourne. Woodlock’s international profile kicked off with headline tours through the Philippines, China, and Canada off the back of standout single “Something Broke That Day.” Simultaneously, the title track of their Sirens EP reached iTunes Top 50 charts and Top 10 spots on Spotify’s viral charts globally. Now signed to Nettwerk Records, the trio has been recording new music over nine months in a variety of locations – from Bowen’s garage to Homesurgery Recordings in Melbourne – and working with producers Hayden Calnin (Didirri, Harrison Storm, and a solo artist in his own right) and Jackson Barclay (Vera Blue, Winterbourne, Timberwolf). The new music – a dynamic mix of organic, acoustic elements and electronic flourishes – is a breathtakingly candid collection of songs about heartbreak, trauma and hope.

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