Best described as story-tellers, Capulus seek to invoke a variety of emotions painted with both personal experience and observations of the world around them. Recorded at HP Studios and featuring guest bass tracking from The Hoosiers’ Leighton Allen, ‘All That I Am’ depicts a progressively toxic relationship in which the antagonist takes their partner for granted, under the illusion that they are untouchable.
“The song may be written from the perspective of the abuser, but it is the victim’s story that’s really being told”, comments Vaughan on the band’s latest single. “As the song progresses, the victim finds strength, choosing no longer to accept the antagonist’s actions or allow them to carry on abusing them, eventually leaving them to face reality and deal with what they have become.”
“We wanted to write a song similar in structure to that of a You Me at Six song, as they had been a band myself and Tom had been listening to quite a bit in previous weeks”, continues Vaughan, detailing the creative process behind their latest track. “The song itself was born relatively quickly – in a matter of hours – and just seem to come together itself. It’s an amazing feeling when a track just comes together naturally, and this was certainly one of those.”
Capulus’ latest single ‘All That I Am’ is available to stream and download now via BandCamp. Further details of their debut EP will arrive in 2021, and you can stay informed via the band’s website.
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