Cast adrift in a world with no land, and only the ruins of civilisation, here’s our cover of The Low Anthem’s “Charlie Darwin”.

We originally met as members of the Theme Music group, wherein a weekly or fortnightly challenge is issued to find and record (or write) a song that fits the current theme.  While many of our early covers owe their origins to the many and varied themes issued, we’ve also teamed up with other group members on many occasions to produce bigger collaborations.  Here’s one epic example, featuring Bill Shaouy, Kyle Richards and Scott Sutherland.  From Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, here’s Elton John’s “Funeral For A Friend / Love Lies Bleeding”.  Yes – all of it!

Not strictly an Aeon Wanderers cover, but Owen’s take on this Father Ted classic, by The Divine Comedy, pulled Andrea in on backing vocals and horse riding. For some inexplicable reason, this is our most popular collaboration.

Originally sung by Art Garfunkel, this song by Mike Batt, from the film Watership Down, was the perfect choice for a bit of Aeon Wanderers layered vocals.  Our respective daughters star in this video, along with some wildlife – alas no rabbits.

A cover of “The Big Fight” by Stars.  Andrea’s animation gives way to live action filmed on the occasion of our first real-life meeting in London in August 2016.

This is the first cover song we recorded together, a cover of A Great Big World’s “Say Something”.  It’s based loosely on the original with some inspiration from the amazing covers by Pentatonix and Walk Off The Earth.  Start as you mean to go on, we say.