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♯new ♯2022checklist ♯blackcountrynewroad ♯alternative ♯postpunk ♯postrock ♯london ♯indie ♯indierock 'Ants From Up There' The band's 2nd (and perhaps last) album is full of highs and lows, dynamic instrumentals framing, anxious & weary poetic descriptions. It's a solid follow-up to their debut 'For the first time' which also had wide critical acclaim. However, the gloomy, nearly spoken word approach to every track with periodic musical shifts unifies (or blurs) the LP to one extended track. It's a bit too similar, dampening the message into various hues of "break-up songs mood conveyance." A solid LP (I like the less emo, more instrumental direction)