The project of Connar Ridd, Creature Cult shares new single ‘i did this to myself’, a song about how mental health can affect relationships.
On the track, Connar says,
“I set myself to self-destruct and pushed everyone away when I needed them most. I was going through some heavy stuff in my life and I felt completely at my limit and couldn’t handle everyday social situations. I didn’t see any of my friends or family and made everything as difficult for myself as possible. I guess you only know what you had once it’s gone. This song is about coming out the other side and realising what I’d lost.”
Listen to ‘i did this to myself’ HERE
The Essex based musician lays down a firm marker for the kind of change he wants to see in the world, and delivers a message loud and clear – in the face of bigotry and hatred, be uncompromising in your self-expression.
With songs about homophobia, sexism, football hooliganism, and mental health problems, he is unafraid to speak up and fight against out-dated social conventions and injustices whilst blending the likes of punk, rock, pop and electronic into an anarchic mix, similar to the likes of Lil Peep, and Ghostmane. Embracing alt-culture, they’re also inspired by bands like Nirvana and Green Day.
Creature Cult have released previous singles ‘ughly’ and ‘poster boy’, and have recently opened for The Libertines.
