This is the cover art for the album tagged "Travellers" by the South African music group, The Narrow.

Travellers

"Travellers" by South African rock band The Narrow is a high-energy alternative rock album with introspective lyrics. The album features 14 tracks, including a radio version of their hit single "Lonely-Lonely." It explores themes of self-discovery and the journey of life.

The Narrow is an all-male alternative rock band from South Africa. In 2002, Emile de Jong, Sid, Jow Feldtmann, and Nelius de Lange founded the band.

They are known for their distinctive South African sound, a blend of heavy rock, punk, and grunge. Their lyrics often deal with social and political issues as well as personal struggles and relationships.

In 2003, The Narrow released their debut album, "Self Conscious," which received critical acclaim and spawned several hit singles. The band quickly gained a loyal following in South Africa and began touring extensively nationally and internationally.

Over the years, The Narrow has released several more albums and has won numerous awards and accolades.

Despite several lineup changes, The Narrow has upheld its popularity and influence in the South African music scene with its high-energy live shows and powerful music, earning them a dedicated fan base.

The Narrow: Hanu de Jong, Emile de Jong Lias De Lange, Deon Kruger, Jow Feldtmann are a prominent South African all-men alternative rock band.