Broken Bones Matilda and the timeless alt folk passion play of "Everafter"

"don't be late boy, you better turn and run"

Everafter from UK alternative folk outfit Broken Bones Matilda is a moody garden rock passion play with dramatic undertones and church like heavenly ascensions with layers of evocative female vox (enhanced with male harmonies) amid the deeply tender and pretty folk orchestrations. The sound is at once like a stunning late 70's folk / pop ballad but in actuality it sounds timeless in it's forward movement like a sadly drawn wedding march.

The band reveals that Everafter is a teenage romance song. "Narrating young love and the feelings of insecurity and shyness you have when you like someone but don’t have the courage to ask them out, the song reminds us of those distant high school memories and the voices inside that shout, 'Hurry up or you’re gonna be too late!'”

-Robb Donker Curtius

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Broken Bones Matilda are a five piece acoustic blues/ alt-rock based in Bath, England. Their unique sound is created by a blend of raspy lead vocals, three part harmonies and a wide range of instruments. The band is comprised of five friends who have been living and travelling together for many years, their upcoming, self titled EP is a small collection of songs giving an insight into their sound. Their mission is to connect with open-hearted people, share their gifts and encourage authentic self-expression. The music is an invitation to join the journey and create an extraordinary life.