will release new album ‘One Day This Will All Be Lore’ on January 29th.

The London experimental group came close to collapse in 2024, when singer Arthur Nolan’s alcoholism rendered him unable to tour.

Taking time out to recalibrate, a reconstituted line-up saw two new members, Dina Willcock (bass) and Tristan Petsola (drums), recruited, before sessions began once more.

New album ‘One Day This Will All Be Lore’ is about set backs and renewal, songwriting that touches on the painfully personal and the imaginatively surreal.

Out on January 29th, new single ‘Dragonslayer’ blends scratchy, math rock aspects to Windmill-style post-punk alongside some extraordinary lyrics.

Singer Arthur Nolan says: “I was trying to subvert some Arthurian chivalry in a modern context. Especially as that medieval period is such a traditionally idolised time. Trying to look at Nationalistic mythology wrapped in a tragicomic romantic pop song, and the fantasies that any musician tells themself about fame, living in your own head.”

Olivia Morgan crafts the video, and she adds: “I got a camera earlier this year and decided to try and answer every question i’ve ever had and analyse why everyone does any of the things they do in a 4 and a half minute sequence of videos. I’ve not made a music video before or done much with film at all but I want to learn how to do that so this is experiment one.”

Tune in now.