Considering their propensity for simply carrying on, come what may (singer quits? Carry on. Singer quits again, at the top of your fame? Carry on), that we have new Of Mice & Men music as the world collapses is almost to be expected. “We started to create music because that’s all we had,” says bassist/singer Aaron Pauley of his band’s whole bit. “It’s grabbing the plank out in the middle of the ocean. We’ll make music, because what else are we going to do right now?” In this sense, Timeless is as much about having something to do during Corona void-time, a focus to keep the mind busy and the demons at bay, as it is about product. Indeed, rather than a full album, the band are releasing a trio of EPs, starting here, written and recorded remotely, using Zoom an...
