Released on September 15th
the 'You Say I Kiss Like A Girl' EP features four tracks which tick all of the above boxes and more. ‘You’re Always Miles Away’ was the first single off the EP with its reverb-drenched tambourine
atmospheric guitars and handclaps inspired by Northern Soul stompers. It was Steve Lamacq's Livener on BBC 6 Music and premiered by Clash who described it as "a coy blast of melodic wordsmithery" over here: Clash Magazine

Next up to radio will be the excellently buoyant opener ‘Man Up’
while ‘Stephanie (Can I Apply Your Sun Cream)?’ is gloriously lysergic and closing track ‘Breakfast With Leather Apron’ is a great big slab of reverb-laden malevolence…something for all the family
then.

‘You Say I Kiss Like A Girl’ follows the singular DIY likes of ‘Why Don’t We Take A Walk By The Sea?’
‘Animal Passion’ and The Caress's most recent self-release
the painstakingly lovely ‘A Picture By The Thames In The Winter’.

‘You Say I Kiss Like A Girl' is also the fourth release as part of fierce panda’s 2017 EP Club
wherein half a dozen young roustabouts rustle up debut EP releases with the dignified support of Arts Council England. The Caress hereby join a hall of infamy featuring Ghost Suns (released in March)
Leaone (May) and Fightmilk (July) peddling their Extended Play wares.