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A Saturday night gig at Kentish Town Forum, London. This was the first time I have seen Amber Run and it won't be the last.

Great atmosphere at the gig, lots of singalongs and cheering (with encouragement from the band).

They are an indie-type rock band, 3 guitarists, keyboards and drummer but as well as some fast numbers their slower songs were so melodic with beautiful harmonies.

When I left I could hear people saying what a terrific gig it was and I couldn't agree more.

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One word: Brilliant. The entire concert was phenomenal, from both openers to headline act. I've never been more blown away by the total talent present at a single concert. Both Meadowlark and Rhodes were bands I had never heard of before and I am so glad I had the wonderful opportunity to discover them. Then Amber Run came on and blew me away. Great showmen and singers, and just really great people. You can feel their gratitude and love for their fans with everything they do.

I've been to the show in Munich on 11/5/17, which was the last show they played on their first headline tour through Europe.

The guys were fantastic. Even though there were technical difficulties, which were definitely the venue's fault, the band created a beautiful atmosphere, chatting a lot with the audience and taking time. I really had the feeling like they were putting everything out there.

If they come to your city, make sure to go watch them, they're amazing!

Saw Amber Run at Dingwalls last night and the gig was brilliant. Opened the show with I Found which instantly got the crowd going and the gig never went downhill from there. The band looked genuinely humbled by the reaction of the audience. This was my fourth time of seeing them live and it was the best yet. Can't wait for the next next gig at La Scala in April so you'd do well to see these guys at a small venue. They are going to be big one day. Miss them at your peril.

Mark my words... Amber Run will be HUGE!!! An absolutely amazing show in every way shape and form. They are tremendous performers who clearly love what they do. Joe has such a powerful voice that it's truly hard to appreciate from a recording. Hearing him live was a privilege and an honor I will not soon forget! As soon as they come around again... I'll be there... Front and center!

Saw these guys play early on in the year at BotF festival, at this time I had no knowledge of who they were but afterwards, knew I had to see them again. so when I saw they were coming to Bristol I was overjoye and its safe to say they didn't disappointed. They are born performers and their unique sound carries so much emotion,can't wait to see them again!

I actually flew back from the Caribbean in order to be here for the show! It was exhilarating to see them live, phenomenal performers specifically the main singer, I actually think they should’ve done globe hall or something instead but only for intimacy and better acoustics! Phenomenal time getting to see them live, meant a lot to me!

Although we had to wait a little longer than expected for the band to start, they didn't disappoint. Just the right mixture of interaction with the audience and their song choice was perfect. Let's hope they don't leave it another 14 months before they come back again.

Last nights show was fabulous. The band we’re on top form from beginning to end. The guy from Stereo Honey joining for a song was great and a generous gesture. New drummer was also great. Can’t wait until next time around! Thanks guys x

Was so excited to hear that Amber Run were coming to Toronto, as am a big fan of their music and they didn't disappoint. Very intimiate gig, brilliant band, awesome vocals. Really can't wait to hear what they do next. Loved it!

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“Just to breathe and to bleed”: Amber Run Explore ‘How to Be Human’ on Their Breathtakingly Beautiful Fourth LP

British indie rock band Amber Run dive deep under the skin in their achingly intimate and breathtakingly vulnerable fourth album ‘How to Be Human,’ a bold, beautiful, brutally honest record exploring what it really means to be alive.

For fans of radiohead, coldplay, imagine dragons, the xx, stream: “hurt” – amber run.

We try and pour as much of ourselves into our records as possible, and I think that vulnerability is at least half the battle when it comes to making art or producing ‘artistry.’ 

E very single one of Amber Run’s thirteen new songs has at least one head-turning melody and spine-chilling lyric, but there’s a particular line toward the top of their fourth album that inevitably stands out for all who listen: “ Don’t think that there’s a medicine for what is going round ,” frontman Joe Keogh sings passionately on “Hurt,” paying special attention to douse each of his utterances in heavy waves of emotion. “ Fight it with your vitamins; I’ve heard it knocks you out. And it goes round and round and round and round, until it’s yours .” We don’t need to know precisely what it is that’s “going round” in order to connect with the music; there’s always something – and isn’t that a deep-seated truth about life itself?

On their soul-stirring fourth album, Amber Run dive deep under the skin in order to better understand who we are and why we’re here. Achingly intimate and breathtakingly vulnerable, How to Be Human  is a bold, beautiful, brutally honest alternative rock record exploring what it means to be alive.

When the hurt is a hundred miles long And your shadow weighs a ton and your river has run dry And you think you’d rather die When the water pulls you under I’ll wrap my arms around you I’ll hold you while you cry And in the dark I’ll be your eyes

– “ hurt ,” amber run.

Released February 24, 2023 via TRIPEL, How To Be Human aches with raw passion and visceral pain. The follow-up to 2019’s Philophobia , Amber Run’s self-described “innocent, open, and caring” fourth LP arrives in the wake of an epic sixteen month long rollout that saw its thirteen tracks steadily teased out over the course of four Acts (three EPs and the final LP): And while fans have had a long time now to familiarize themselves with the songs on The Search (Act I), The Start (Act II) , and The Hurt (Act III) , nothing compares to listening to this sweeping album straight through from start to finish.

“We made it as a collection of EPs so that we could better write and record the songs in the moment they were conceived,” Amber Run’s frontman Joe Keogh tells Atwood Magazine . “We did this in order to better conserve the innocence in the process. To stop ourselves overthinking or over judging the decisions we made for each song.”

From delicate, dreamy emotional upheavals to searing, spirited anthems and more, How to Be Human picks apart the human experience piece by piece, exposing moments of fragility and connection, insecurity and doubt, desire and hope – all of which results in a vast, vivid, and truly heartrending depiction of humanity’s never-ending search for meaning, for purpose, and for understanding. Not since Radiohead’s OK Computer and Coldplay’s A Rush of Blood to the Head have we felt this many shivers run down our spines; together, the trio of frontman/guitarist Joe Keogh, bassist Tomas Sperring, and keyboard player Henry Wyeth create a truly singular listening experience that proves to be as empowering and enlightening as it is purely inspiring.

As for the band’s vision, “We knew we wanted to jump into this quarter life conundrum,” Keogh reflects. “To open it up and see where we saw ourselves in the hope that others might see a bit of their story in it. We weren’t necessarily thinking about how it would come together as a record, so there was no pressure when we did stitch the narrative in place. I think that’s helped with the innocent feel of the record which is defiantly what we were aiming for.”

“We’d thought we choose the most grandiose title possible to see if we could fill it. And we got a marketing email right at the beginning of making the record which told us they could make us millionaires in two weeks if we bought their course. We decided that we would have bought it if it just helped us understand how to get through everyday life. So, How To Be Human .”

Is this the start? The start of something Out of the dark, b orn out of nothing What a rush, I didn’t see it coming Is this the start? The start of something

Guns for hire d eep in the city kept awake b y a siren symphony we’re addicted b ut disenchanted is this living what a pity but late at night i s when the streets come alive when our work is done a nd we’ve just survived with the last breath of air leaves our lungs it’s just begun….

That bridge from your late-twenties into 30 is where real life starts turning up, and this record is our interpretation of that. There’s good and there’s bad and there’s all this shit in the middle, because no person is just one thing and that’s what we wanted to show.

From end to end,  How to Be Human is a magnificent, immersive journey not only into the mind, but also into the heart and soul.

Preceded by the first of two heart-wrenching, minute-long interludes, “ Flowers ,” album opener “ Hurt ” sets the scene with a sonically and emotionally charged eruption of support and staying power. Amber Run express their steadfast belief in our innate ability to overcome through cinematic drums, pulsing guitars, and a captivating vocal performance filled with tender and turbulent feelings. “ Don’t think that there’s a sedative strong enough to stop the waves that come crashing down on each and all of us ,” Keogh sings in the second verse, following that up with a dynamic and powerful chorus: “ When the water pulls you under, I’ll wrap my arms around you ,” he assures. “ I’ll hold you while you cry, and in the dark I’ll be your eyes .”

Music inevitably hits differently for everyone, but How to Be Human is chock full of intimate hits ready to soundtrack our best, brightest days as well as our darkest nights. From the poignant piano ballad “ Funeral ” and the cinematic “ Ride ,” to the rip-roaring ride of “ The Start ” and the raw, resounding, heart-on-sleeve beauty of album closer “ The Last Dance ,”  How to Be Human  takes our ears and our hearts on the roller-coaster ride of a lifetime.

And I should know t hat minor note I’ve let my head slip beneath the water What a way to live, w hat a state we’re in Where it’s a mistake to show emotion

I just stand there watching you’d think i’d learnt by now, – “ funeral ,” amber run.

Title track “ How to Be Human ” is an instant standout on the album, and easily one of its most magical and defining moments. Amber Run attack their cause as bluntly – and as beautifully – as possible here, spelling out in plain, passionate language the inner angst and torment that drives one to embark on this insatiable quest for meaning in the first place. Keogh and co. have never sounded better than they do on this song, as they build us up and break us down all at once.

The lead singer describes it as “moving through all the feelings of growing up, and how your life feels unconquerable. But then as you start to move forward, you realise you’re not alone in navigating those problems, and that the human experience is pretty cyclical.” His poetic lyrics are particularly brutal, but again, that’s what makes them beautiful:

To have learnt a lot, but not enough To have loved a few, perhaps too much To have never truly understood How to be human

To feel like crying, but say you’re fine to think your losing all the time to never truly know your mind is how to be human, light it up, set the world on fire don’t look down, you’re on a tightrope wire light it up, you may as well, how to be, how to be human just to breathe and to bleed is how to be human.

In fact, Keogh cites “How to Be Human” as containing one of his favorite lyrics from the album: “ When yourself’s not good enough, when the world has asked to much, is the real joke on us? ” It’s a line you can turn over again and again in your head, uncovering new layers of depth that even the band themselves may not have intended.

Keogh’s other favorite lyric comes from the song “I Hope It’s Not Like This Forever,” and once again contains multitudes: “ I can’t be the only one unsatisfied and wanting more than playing understudy in my own dark comedy .”

Yet overall, it’s not any one line or even one song that hits for the Amber Run frontman; rather, it’s the experience of having made this album together in a room with some of his closest friends that stands out the most. “I’m grateful for it every single day,” he says. “After COVID and the lockdowns, we all understood that what we get to do together is amazing and I never laughed so much making a record.”

For all the darkness Amber Run uncover, dwell in, and trudge through, How to Be Human  resonates as a record of light, of love, and of hope.

“We hope that people see a little bit of themselves and their own stories in the narratives that we made over the record,” Keogh shares. “We’d hope people would not make the same mistakes but also see some places where we threw ourselves in and reaped the rewards and hopefully when their moment comes, they would do the same. It’s scary putting music out into the world, but the process of making it was such a joy that we are trying to lean into far more than we ever have before. We are really grateful for that.”

No, you won’t necessarily learn how to be human over the course of one 42-minute listen, but you will feel richer from an emotional perspective – and Amber Run do throw in a few tips and tricks along the way. And if anything, every song promises to rip your heart right out.

“ Gone are the young before they’re old ,” Keogh laments in the bittersweet “Funeral,” “ echoing the world they’re in, where flying looks a lot like falling. I just stand there watching; you’d think I’d learnt by now .” We’re all just trying to get by, and hopefully figure it all out in the process. If we’re lucky, we’ll never stop growing and we’ll never stop learning.

Experience the full record via our below stream, and peek inside Amber Run’s How to Be Human with Atwood Magazine as Joe Keogh goes track-by-track through the music and lyrics of the band’s magical and deeply meaningful fourth album.

:: stream/purchase  How to Be Human  here ::

Stream: ‘how to be human’ – amber run, ::  inside  how to be human   ::.

We wanted some interlude songs on the record that felt fly on the wall. As if a person was sat and playing a song on one of those out of tune and crazy pianos they have in pubs and bars in order to show the imperfections and perspectives that make up the rest of the record

This is a sister track to the song “funeral” later on in the record. its intention is to show fierce support. that nothing is insurmountable., this track was made and recorded with a vision of early morning light being cut up by blinds as it pours into your room. as it catches the dust that swirls around you, the feeling is almost meditative. and this is where our heads went., this track is the conversation joe has with his younger self as he moved through his depression. it’s a bit painful in places, but if a story isn’t shared then no-nobody can learn anything from it., i hope it’s not like this forever, this is a song about joe meeting his partner. that moment before the rest of your life. you know you’re going to throw yourself into what’s about to happen and it’s going to be one of the most important moments of your life., it’s about brotherhood and understanding. letting a person know you want to walk beside them through it all., lovers in the dead of night, much like flowers we wanted to create a feeling of closeness. of a singular thought process in order to regain some perspective in the middle of the record., how to be human, moving through all the feelings of growing up and how your life feels unconquerable. but then as you start to move forward you realise you’re not alone in navigating those problems and that the human experience is pretty cyclical., this is a song about family and the battle between self preservation and reconnection. families can be beautiful and powerful but because of the closeness can also be painful. this is a song that thinks about that dichotomy., the beautiful victorious, we wanted a get up and go song on the record. as we are all light and dark and the stuff in between. its a song about how just being here, and giving yourself to the people around you, is a victory., always blue, we recorded this one live which was fun. growing up i used to always wear this ’tortured artist’ costume. it took someone i loved telling me that i didn’t have to to still be loved for me to try being a different way. i’m very grateful. the world seems a lot brighter., this song is about how you’re life can play out in front of you like a movie and how its up to you whether its a comedy or a tragedy. how there are moments in your life where you get to choose and hopefully it helps you choose the kinder of the options., the last dance, it’s about how, at the end of the day, its the love that we give, and the love that we receive, that will be the thing that we will be remembered for. that there’s no trickery in that. sometimes you have to just open up your arms and say how you feel., connect to amber run on facebook , twitter , instagram, discover new music on atwood magazine, :: stream amber run  ::.

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• Hey! Thanks for having us. We’re a band called Amber Run, three best friends making music we love. Just as our first record was described, you can get a sense of the music we make if you imagine The Script, but a Primark version.
• They’re all across the board. I think it’s fair to say Joe takes a lot of influence from folk music, Henry draws from Hip-Hop/R&B/Soul, and I’m a classic rock kinda guy.
• It’s a bit of a post-coming-of-age story. I think there’s an era in a lot of people’s lives, post adolescence but pre mid-life, where you’ve been working at something for the whole of your twenties, but you start to question the journey and what’s next – what’s the purpose of it all. The title comes from receiving constant spam email guides titled How to become a millionaire in one month’ or ‘How to get abs in six seconds,” etc. Why is there not more of a focus on just How To Be Human?
• Well the title track is kind of the mission statement, so a lot of the meaning is there. The Last Dance is a very intimate, personal love song
• We approached this record slightly differently – written and recorded in the studio periodically over the course of a couple of years rather than all in one big chunk. I think we’ve all enjoyed that process immensely. Ben Allen is our wizard producer, adding all the beautiful ear candy and programming you hear, and Glyn Daniels has played drums on all of our releases after our first album – he is unmatched in his craft.
• It’s better. More mature. And most importantly, filled with No.1 singles.
• All over – I don’t want it to sound dull, but it’s relatable to everyday life in a personal sense. We write about our experiences – grief, loss, love, anguish. 
• We sure are – heading out on a UK tour this April, comprehensively listed here: 
• And we’re planning some shows a little further afield too. But that’s classified.
• Touring and promoting the record, with some festivals sprinkled in. We’ll keep writing all along the way too.

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Interview with Amber Run

We had the pleasure of interviewing Amber Run over Zoom video! London’s introspective indie rock triohttps://www.instagram.com/amberrun/?hl=en recently released their fourth studio album,https://bfan.link/how-to-be-human. The album title is a nod...

We had the pleasure of interviewing Amber Run over Zoom video! London’s introspective indie rock trio Amber Run recently released their fourth studio album, 'How To Be Human' . The album title is a nod to the wish of a human guide book that could teach us how to be happy, how to be content, how to find peace within the world and, crucially, within ourselves. What this album emulates is exactly that. In celebration of the 13 track album, the band also released ‘The Hurt (Act III)’ - the final part of a trilogy of EPs that doubles as an expansive collection of songs that helped create the upcoming album. The track ‘ 'Hurt' ’ has landed on Spotify’s The Indie List, All New Rock, New Music Friday UK, Indie Brandneu, New Music Friday BE and New Music Friday NL in addition to Apple Music’s New In Alternative and New In Rock playlists. ABOUT AMBER RUN Amber Run - consisting of frontman/guitarist Joe Keogh, bassist Tomas Sperring and keyboard player Henry Wyeth - have managed not just to continue but to thrive on their own terms through making music together. They released their debut album ‘5AM’ in 2014 via RCA, where they built lasting relationships with a fanbase who had found relatability in their deeply moving songwriting. On their second & third LP ‘For A Moment, I Was Lost’ and ‘Philophobia’, the band continued building their fanbase organically, inviting open dialogues with songs that often cut to the quick of life’s more difficult moments. Throughout all of this, their early 2014 single ‘I Found,’ has taken on a life of its own; currently sitting at a gargantuan 300 million Spotify plays, it’s been adopted by a new generation of fans on TikTok where more than half a million people have created videos inspired by the track. Offline, the band recently sold out their first Europe and North American tour dates, culminating in their biggest shows to date including London’s Roundhouse before signing to TRIPEL for their, ‘How To Be Human’ album. We want to hear from you! Please email [email protected]. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #AmberRun #HowToBeHuman #TheHurt #NewMusic #Zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

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Amber Run Biography 2023 ‘How To Be Human”

‘How To Be Human’ might sound like a grand sentiment but, when you boil it down, it’s the purest conundrum of them all. How to be happy. How to be content. How to find peace within the world and, crucially, within yourself. They’re concerns that plague us all and ones that were at the forefront of Joe Keogh’s mind as Amber Run began to piece together their latest album.

“You know those annoying emails you get that are like, ‘How to become a millionaire in one month’. ‘How to get abs in six seconds’,” he chuckles. “I was like, I wish someone would just tell me how to get by and live on the centre line and how to just continue.”

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Amber Run is a British indie rock band from Nottingham, UK composed of Joshua "Joe" Keogh, Tom Sperring, and Henry Wyeth. The band have released three albums and four EPs. Initially called Amber , they later changed their name to avoid conflict with the German dance-pop singer of same name.

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• Fickle Game Play Video
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• Just My Soul Responding
• See You Soon
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• The Last Dance
• Fickle Game
• Neon Circus
• What Could Be As Lonely As Love

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