have shared their new single ‘Eyeballs’.

Out now, it’s a bold move from the Manchester folk-rock quartet, and it comes ahead of their incoming EP.

Disgrace work from their untreated Manchester practice room, with the four-piece utilising borrowed microphones to capture something raw and intimate.

The songwriting contains folk elements, but the structures are twisted, resembling aspects of post-punk in the process.

Working with , new single ‘Eyeballs’ recalls early 80s indie, a kind of Byrds-ian guitar riff given the mess-thetic treatment.

The band explain the origins of the song: “Initially inspired by the Ramones song Baby, I love you. We can’t pull off that level of American homecoming rockabilly, but the way the chorus blooms out of the steady chugging verse and the pretty melodies are hopefully still in there. This one is about an imaginary romantic relationship and some very real platonic ones. The agony and the ecstasy.”

Tune in now.

Disgrace will release their debut EP ‘Searcher Ride Dark Horse’ on November 27th via Practise Music.