madness and synthetic ups and downs. You could call it 'the moment' or 'the here and now' but it's something less hedonistic than that. I guess the thing about the modern world is that you've got to keep running the whole time just to keep up. I think we all forget that it's important to just take the time to exist. There's beauty in the detail there but you can't see it if it's rushing past you the whole time. What would be the perfect setting or scenario where your fans should give this track a first listen? Definitely in the bath. I've read that your debut album is already recorded, mastered and ready to go. Have you decided on a name yet? Yeah, it's called 'What The Desert Taught You'. We decided on that because we felt it was a summary of everything we had gone through to finish the album. We got obsessed with the idea that we had left our road, gone in search of these songs and found ourselves coming round in a place of no feeling, a bit warped and void of all of the emotions and ways of being that you could normally associate with happiness. It took us quite a while to get back from that wilderness, and this collection of songs are about the journey out there and the attempt to get back; I think were one of those bands that are always up for really pushing ourselves in search of discovery,