oduce music that fills a void in todays scene. ‘Ms.Willie Mae’ and ‘Samson’ are fine examples of how they do this, the latter is brilliantly put together, the feeling of trepidation and torment is mind blowing. With the title ‘Ultraviolence’ you would expect another heavy and crashing track, but no this is a ballad and quite a soulful one at that. Softly pressing chords and a flowing end to the album, one I thoroughly enjoyed from start to finish.  Getting a load of praise from recent gigs, this London based quartet are destined for bigger things and now this album has dropped they will emerge into the limelight, that’s for sure.