Running Still

With their debut album, "Losing My Reality", RUNNING STILL are poised to show everyone their vision of what's possible for rock in the 21st century.

They've drawn comparisons to artists like Coldplay, Snow Patrol, Kings of Leon and legends such as Radiohead, U2 and Pink Floyd. Robert Wyatt, who worked with the latter extensively in the 1960's and 70's, appears on the band's upcoming UK single, "Come Away," which will be released by Atlantic Records. Wyatt himself said of RUNNING STILL, "This is so good, you don't even know how good this is, you might not know for a couple of decades..." High praise indeed.

RUNNING STILL is now focusing on winning their audience the real way: face-to-face and show-to-show, ­producing a core following of devoted fans. They have performed in clubs and Colleges (RPI, Southern Vermont College, The College of New Jersey, NYU) all over the Northeast. As bassist Ben Zwerin declares, "We want to be able to do what we love for a long time and to reach as many people as possible. We're devoted to the idea that you can change the world through something that although seeming small, is totally impactful. What we're about and what our music is about is creating something that inspires people to think and dream." With boldness of intention and an audacious new album, RUNNING STILL is set to fulfill their mission to inspire the myriad of emotions that make people feel truly alive: love, hope and passion.