The London band’s third album, out this October, leans into lightness — and the new track turns that intention into a lean, live-wire jolt.
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The London band’s third album, out this October, leans into lightness — and the new track turns that intention into a lean, live-wire jolt.
“Flea Joint” and “Anaglypta” arrive as a double A-side from ‘A Hole To See The Sky Through’, out in August.
In the band’s formative years, a young Robert Smith channeled a very English repression into a pop song that refused to fade.
