Keepers of Humanity released their second studio EP, “Pansori”
Keepers of Humanity, a popular alternative rock band that uses the piano as a primary instrument, has released their second studio EP called “Pansori.” The EP is available for listening on all major platforms and was produced under the Rockstone Records banner.
“Pansori” is a musical journey that explores human emotions and experiences. The EP gets inspiration from the ancient Korean art of storytelling, which tells relevant stories across different generations. The EP has five tracks that talk about different things, such as family, love, and pressure to meet parents’ expectations. Keepers of Humanity’s emotionally charged lyrics invite listeners to connect with them personally and share their own stories.
The EP’s name, “Pansori,” pays homage to traditional Korean storytelling, and the five tracks in this EP use emotions to tell stories. Each track captures different aspects of human life, from the struggles of adolescence to the challenges of adulthood and the joys of parenthood. Keepers of Humanity’s attention to detail in producing this EP is evident, and the EP’s piano-driven alternative rock sound is unique and sets them apart from other musicians.
The EP lasts 18 minutes and 14 seconds and promises an immersive musical experience that music enthusiasts can enjoy. Keepers of Humanity explores different emotions and experiences as they redefine the boundaries of alternative rock with their latest offering.
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