Collingwood fuses the intensity and beauty of classical music with singalong pop songwriting to create an epic sound that is both cinematic and chart-worthy. Their first single Fireblind is an enchanting camp-fire song about the inability to learn from mistakes, and has been described by one listener as what "a Bond Theme written by Johnny Cash" would sound like. Daring to stray away from standard timing conventions and chord progressions, the duo have discovered a song-writing niche which resonates with the listener, whilst awe-inspiring orchestrations evoke emotions in the same way that a great hollywood score brings a film to life. Having previously played support slots for the likes of Roger Hodgson and Tony Hadley, they are now treading new ground by releasing their own brand of filmic progressive rock. Their next single, Not In My Name is due for release on November 1st, guest featuring blues legend Bernie Marsden (Whitesnake, UFO) on lead guitar. It is a progressive rock epic about being spoken for by someone who doesn't have your best interests at heart...sound familiar?