Co-pilots with Husk.

A strong will it can take to face the private house in the past, walk slowly by,

and leave them behind, because I don't want to hear about how much you've got it.

You are all you need, but you just can't see it.

It's easy to wash, when I see how much you're wasting.

And if you think you can let it go, you are my savior.

One time spread themselves, they've swept you down, down a lonely road.

I hope you can find your way, find your way.

You've talked and talked and talked and talked, it's time for you to change your mind.

Co-pilots with Husk.

You're wasting, and if you think you can let it go, you are my savior.

The co-pilots have been distributed by Drip Audio.

Now they're back with this album, Escape Through The Trees, the band consists of Skybrooks,

that's Guitar Vocals, he's from Inhabitants, Fauna Tigers, Veda Hill, Peach Smith,

Bass Vocals, From Inhabitants and Josh Martinis, Chad McCory, Guitar Vocals, Out of Dark Blue World,

Now Orchestra and Carol Pope, Karmason, Key, Vocal and Dylan Smith, Drums.

This happens to be their first CD on Drip Audio, and they quote,

capture a sound that is familiar, unique, eclectic, and cohesive, tapping deep into elements of pop, psychedelic, punk, and classic rock.

We picked the trap because this langerous, rolling blast of a song,

kind of reminds me of earlier grungy acts, with enough twang to cross into the country land for a switch.

We find it powerful and resonant.

If you do too, head on over to vancoversdripaudio.com, or check out their MySpace page at Co-pilots Music.

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