Led by a bruising and intimate lead vocal
Black’s dramatic
hallmark sound opens as a confessional kitchen-sink ballad before transcending into an instrumental storm and evolving into a psychedelic
arena-baiting breakdown.

Discussing the second EP cut
bassist Paul Jones stated: “It’s definitely bold and takes intense turns. But it’s a patient song and for it to work
the meaning needs to be subtle. It’s about trying to validate the simple wars you have within yourself against the backdrop of everyday life”.

The band’s melodic style has already earned the backing of Huw Stephens (BBC Radio 1)
Steve Lamacq and Tom Robinson (BBC 6 Music)
whilst slots supporting acts including British Sea Power and Stephen Malkmus have honed their burgeoning live reputation. The five-piece will be hitting the road in support of the ‘See The Night Perform’ EP release with these dates here:

DECEMBER 8TH LIVERPOOL THE MAGNET
DECEMBER 14TH LONDON THE FINSBURY