When This Time is Over is the first single from the critically acclaimed album, Songs For The Small Places by Giant Killers. It is a double A side EP and also features Billy the Kid from the same album as well as two bonus B sides which are unique to this EP.

At least 25% of what anyone pays for this EP when downloaded in its entirety (all 4 tracks) will go to the suicide prevention charity - Campaign Against Living Miserably.

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Press quotes about Songs for the Small Places:

“The music of the future”

BBC Radio 5 Live

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“Giant Killers have the ability to capture moods and moments while evoking emotions running the gamut from regret and loss through to optimism and love. They have the raconteur’s knack of painting pictures in the mind of the listener which are no less vivid for all the intervening years since the words were first written. With Songs For The Small Places, Giant Killers are doing their bit to make all of our lives a little happier.”

Robin Boardman, Louder Than War

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"Brimming with a light yet powerful energy that sweeps and swoons throughout, it feels as if Giant Killers sound may be more necessary now than ever”

The Real Ding

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“An exceptional debut – this album deserves your attention.”

Mezmerised

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“Bursting with nostalgic 90s soundscapes and old-school synth riffs, the album is a testament to the band’s enduring creativity and musical prowess”

Illustrate Magazine

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“Their subtly profound indie rock compositions are a fresh breath in today’s saturated music scene”

Rock Charts News

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“Their voice has aged like fine wine; there’s an emotional gravity to it now which perhaps couldn’t have been achieved if this album had dropped when initially intended.”

“Vibrant yet reflective, full bodied yet incredibly intimate”

Music Arena

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"Giant Killers' melodic tunes, laced with gritty lyrics and a fusion of guitar and old-school synth riffs, promise to captivate music enthusiasts across generations."

Curious for Music

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"The world has been worse off this last quarter century by not having these deftly crafted indie gems in mass circulation.”

James McMahon Music Podcast (James McMahon is the former editor of Kerrang and NME)

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"This album encapsulates the essence of ’90s indie-pop while infusing it with contemporary relevance and emotional depth.”

MusikPool

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"They truly don’t write them like this anymore, and Songs For the Small Places is a dizzying tapestry of human stories and vivid vignettes."

YorkCalling

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"Their melodic songs with gritty lyrics and guitar sounds layered with old school synth riffs will resonate with music fans of all generations"

Music Crowns

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“The enduring appeal of 90s indie rock and the melodic, yet gruff nature of their sound means that Songs for the Small Places feels as much at home today as it did 30 years ago, and that is immediately apparent on the album’s first track ‘Around The Blocks’, a track that is evidently of its time stylistically, but has a winning charm and appeal that feels timeless thanks to their affable charisma and thoughtful writing.”

Clout Magazine

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"A fantastic album in any age. But killer songs, poetic lyricism and perfect deliveries aside, it is also an essential document of how potent pop used to be”

Dancing About Architecture

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“Takes our breath away and fills our lives with meaning and inspiration.”

The Indie Dock

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“Jumping onto the scene like a burst of confetti. Imagine The Byrds hosting a dance party with Blur.”

First Day Deaf

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