Supplemental Pills venture into fresh sonic territory with their latest single, “Long Time Coming.” The song marks a notable shift for the band, known for their cerebral, drone-infused rock like that of their sophomore album No Easy Way Out.
While Ezra Meredith (vocals/guitar), his brother Joel Meredith (guitar), Andy Foster (bass), RonJon Datta (keyboards), and Mark Folkrod (drums/backing vocals) have never been afraid to explore music, “Long Time Coming” has the band embracing a blues-driven essence that harmonises wonderfully with 70s psychedelic rock.
“Long Time Coming” showcases the band’s fearlessness in exploring new musical territories and the result is an atmospheric blend that seamlessly combines the bluesy side of Led Zeppelin with the psychedelic experimentation of Iron Butterfly.
The song opens with a haunting guitar riff that sets the tone for the journey ahead. Ezra’s vocals are rich and emotive and the band is equally impressive, with the interplay of guitars, bass, keyboards, and drums creating a dynamic and infectious groove that is a luscious low key vibe.
As the song progresses, it builds in intensity, culminating in a soaring guitar solo that captures the raw emotion and energy of the music. The track concludes with a fading drone, leaving one with a sense of both satisfaction and anticipation for what Supplemental Pills will create next.
“Long Time Coming” demonstrates Supplemental Pills ability to transcend genres and create music that is both unique and captivating.
