Neil Potter’s “Over The Hills” is a tremendously heady work that will take multiple plays to fully understand. The song is simple on the surface but each guitar note and each lyric contributes something additional. The single is so hard to categorize; Neil’s uniqueness ensure that Over The Hills is not easily categorizable. This means that there are nods to Radiohead, Nirvana, Oasis, and Sublime among the rising and falling sections of Over The Hills. This is precisely the sort of music that you strap on headphones for, solely taking in the robust musical soundscape that Neil has created within.
Neil Potter “Over The Hills” / 2025 Self Released / 4:08 / Domain / Youtube /
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