FourPlay's Track Of The Week: Fort Hope - The Rapture

British rock music undoubtedly has an extensive pool of talent, but this year belongs to Fort Hope. The Hertfordshire act consisting of Jon Gaskin, Jamie Nicholls and Simon Rowlands are undeniably talented and The Rapture clearly demonstrates their musical abilities.

Combine Gaskin's unique but incredible vocal melodies and runs with powerful, slightly syncopated drumming and awe-inspiring guitar tones, then you have the perfect ingredients for a brilliant rock song.

The Rapture depicts Fort Hope's mammoth sound and their individuality which is a rare trait to have in rock music nowadays. Also their ability to get a chorus ingrained into your head is complimentary to their music.

Make sure you catch Fort Hope during festival season as they are appearing at a number of festivals over the UK this summer. I'll be there at 2000 Trees, witnessing an incredible act live.

Listen to The Rapture here:

FourPlay's Track of the Week: Letlive. - Muther

For this week's Track of the Week we present you with a hard-hitting song from 2010 from California's own Letlive.

The post hardcore act wrote Muther for their album Fake History, at a time where frontman Jason Butler was going through turbulent times. The song itself is about his mother and the unfortunate events she experienced with another man.

Muther is a powerful song that can evoke an array of emotions due to its lyrical content and quick change in pace, but most importantly it is an iconic anthem for Letlive. fans and one that will always be cemented as a fan favourite.