Comeback Kid/Misery Signals Guitarist Stu Ross Launches New Project, SinkingFeeling

Stu Ross, guitarist of Comeback Kid and Misery Signals, has unveiled his heartfelt new project, SinkingFeeling. The debut EP, Now I’m Lost in the Dark, features four deeply personal tracks, born from Ross’s journey through grief after losing his father to cancer.

Fans of Ross’s vocal work in Lowtalker and Living With Lions will be pleased to see him back behind the mic, delivering an emotionally charged performance throughout this release.

The EP was recorded by Tim Creviston (Youth Fountain, Spiritbox) and produced by Chris Cresswell (The Flatliners, Hot Water Music), adding a polished yet raw touch to the poignant material.

Pressed by BBest Records and limited to just 275 physical copies, the EP is available for purchase here.

A music video for the track “Choke”, directed by Jim Madden, has also premiered online, showcasing the intensity and emotion of this new chapter in Ross’s musical career.

Ross shared his thoughts on the project:

When my dad passed away it destroyed me.

He was a role model, a teacher, a caring father and a best friend. I found some catharsis in writing down what I was experiencing, I eventually put those feelings to music. I sat on these songs for years. It wasn’t until @crustcrustwell encouraged me to record these songs that I’d ever considered sharing them with anyone. @xbbestx was my cornerman throughout this process of baring my vulnerability and sharing my experience with losing someone I loved more than anyone in this world. Without @xbbestx these songs would never have seen the light of day. I’ll also extend a huge thanks to @timcreviston for his care and patience engineering and mixing these songs.

“Carry on, my boy”

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