Forget the Rush
Forget the Rush is the long-awaited debut full-length from flypaper, the solo project of London-based singer-songwriter Rory Sear, arriving after two acclaimed EPs via Stockholm-based indie label PNKSLM Recordings (ShitKid, Clutter, 7ebra, etc).
After coming up as the frontman of Brighton indie rockers Beachtape, flypaper emerged when Sear relocated to London and began self-recording at home, drawing inspiration from songwriting greats such as Randy Newman and Elliott Smith.
Following the release of two acclaimed self-recorded EPs, big nada and another orbit, Forget the Rush finds flypaper delivering on the promise of those early recordings with a more fleshed-out sound that retains the intimacy of his earlier work while allowing his songwriting chops and melodies to come to the forefront.
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Forget the Rush
Forget the Rush is the long-awaited debut full-length from flypaper, the solo project of London-based singer-songwriter Rory Sear, arriving after two acclaimed EPs via Stockholm-based indie label PNKSLM Recordings (ShitKid, Clutter, 7ebra, etc).
After coming up as the frontman of Brighton indie rockers Beachtape, flypaper emerged when Sear relocated to London and began self-recording at home, drawing inspiration from songwriting greats such as Randy Newman and Elliott Smith.
Following the release of two acclaimed self-recorded EPs, big nada and another orbit, Forget the Rush finds flypaper delivering on the promise of those early recordings with a more fleshed-out sound that retains the intimacy of his earlier work while allowing his songwriting chops and melodies to come to the forefront.
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Forget the Rush is the long-awaited debut full-length from flypaper, the solo project of London-based singer-songwriter Rory Sear, arriving after two acclaimed EPs via Stockholm-based indie label PNKSLM Recordings (ShitKid, Clutter, 7ebra, etc).
After coming up as the frontman of Brighton indie rockers Beachtape, flypaper emerged when Sear relocated to London and began self-recording at home, drawing inspiration from songwriting greats such as Randy Newman and Elliott Smith.
Following the release of two acclaimed self-recorded EPs, big nada and another orbit, Forget the Rush finds flypaper delivering on the promise of those early recordings with a more fleshed-out sound that retains the intimacy of his earlier work while allowing his songwriting chops and melodies to come to the forefront.
