The Great Leslie Tap Into Youth Frustration With ‘No Future’

Fast-rising rockers The Great Leslie have shared new single ‘No Future’.

The band have caught attention with their whirlwind live shows, generation a dogged cult following. Even Simon LeBon is a fan, with the Duran Duran legend recently shouting them out.

Incoming EP ‘Repeat, Repeat, Repeat’ is a call to arms, constructed with highly-rated producer Paul Pritchard at the historic Abbey Road studios in London.

Compared to The Darkness for their rock bombast, The Great Leslie match this guitar power to lyrical appeal that aims to speak to fans in a language they can understand.

Take new single ‘No Future’. A blazing piece of guitar music, it’s an inferno of melodic noise that taps into the concerns young people face in the cost of living crisis.

With prices soaring, wages stagnating, and jobs hard to come by, it’s a hard time to be young – so The Great Leslie are busy making their voices heard.

The band comment…

“‘No Future’ is a track that is designed to speak to young people, talking about their plights in a modern-day world where they have minimal prospects, money or opportunities. ‘Repeat, Repeat, Repeat.’, is an EP based on social issues in modern day society.”

Tune in now.

Photo Credit: Thomas Hess Freddie