Normalised - ep by RiverMoth

A song about how we are gradually made to feel, by powerful and influential bodies, that all the terrible things that happen are normal and not worth fighting against.

Also includes:
A cover of Wichita Lineman, written by Jimmy Webb in 1968, and
The development of the very first thing I ever recorded, just after I bought an 8 track recorder. It's an instrumental piece by me and Helen Brock, from the humble beginnings of me tapping my palms and fingers on my lap and a table (Laptap), through Helen adding a violin part to my tapping (Violap) to the final version with guitars, production tweaks and crickets (Tarlin Tap).

RiverMoth is the solo project of British artist Martin Scarratt, born from 2017 experiments with a digital 8-track. From intimate fingerstyle to screaming leads and heavy bass,with no electric guitars.
Bridging indie-rock grit and folk soundscapes, RiverMoth crafts cathartic journeys that will make you want to nod your head, tap your foot, and occasionally jump up and down a bit.

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