Epitaph

We write songs from personal experience. We wish we hadn't had the material to do this one. Epitaph is about the phone call you didn't answer. The hand you didn't take. The moment you laughed at something you should have taken seriously. Written about a friend, by a band whose youngest member is sixteen years old, Epitaph doesn't try to make sense of what happened. It doesn't offer resolution or redemption. It sits in the place most songs won't go — the specific, ordinary guilt of the people left behind who thought they were paying attention, but who now realise they could have done more. The Entitled Sons have spent the last year independently building a body of work from the ground up — writing, recording, screen printing their own merch, selling out venues across the UK. Epitaph is the song they didn't plan to write. It also might be the most important thing they've done.