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<\/a><\/p>\n“Remember the days when the gift of something simple was a gesture that your loved one would never forget; something that was meaningful only between the two of you. Nobody else had that one gift because it was so personal. That gift was a mixtape with all yours and their favourite music on which you played over and over again” \u2013 Until The Ribbon Breaks.<\/p>\n
This romantic notion is the part of the idea behind the three piece band who have been described as \u201capocalyptic-pop\u201d artists, \u00a0\u201csoulful R&B\u201d provocateurs, \u201cboundary erasing soulful hip hop\u201d connoisseurs and everything in between.<\/p>\n
Until The Ribbon Breaks don’t just create music. They pioneer a mash up of sound and film that ties together the grittiness of love, loss, lust, infatuation, regret and fear, through beautiful cinematography and lyrics that subconsciously embed themselves within the mind of the listener for a long time. With their debut album,\u00a0A Lesson Unlearnt,\u00a0<\/i>set for release next year, they are soon to be heard by the masses.<\/p>\n
Not only are Until The Ribbon Breaks a stellar new-gen band who really have the whole singing-songwriting-filmmaking whipped to perfection \u2013 they have also made a name for themselves in the blogosphere with re-imaginations of The Weekend\u2019s \u201cWicked Games,\u201d Sam Smith\u2019s \u201cNirvana\u201d, Lorde\u2019s \u201cRoyals\u201d, Phantogram\u2019s \u201cFall in Love\u201d and more all being hyped.<\/p>\n
Wonderland speaks to Cardiff-born front man Pete Lawrie Winfield about the relationship between film and music, touring the USA and new years resolutions.<\/p>\n