Martha - Please Don't Take Me BackDurham indie pop punks Martha return with their fourth album, and it might just be their best one yet. With their endlessly radiant hooks dialled up to maximum setting, paired with another heart rending and relatable lyric sheet that reflects on the universal scars of the pandemic years, Please Dont Take Me Back is the work of a band in the form of their life. Its also an instant classic one thats both smartly prescient and warmly addictive. Recorded

'Siamese Twins'

The record opens with a sole beat from a hand drum soon accompanied by a beautiful and very Blod-ish subtle melody from a glockenspiel but it only takes a few minutes before Gustaf's past as a free jazz aficionado is noticeable with the rather rough saxophone burst of 'Natten'

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and even my Young Chang Upright

The general consensus is that he is currently was no fixed address and living somewhere in the Hollywood district of Los Angeles

it features musicians from her Fairport days

Limited edition compilation of tracks culled from across the artist's catalog of 9-plus albums

Available on limited indies-only clear with turquoise swirl vinyl

confusing throws of the UK and Europe’s strict lockdown in June

With their third brilliantly crafted and ingeniously intricate album Temples have found new ground and a deeper

this is Luke Abbott’s sound fully realised and never so sure of itself

Even as just an EP