Their sound is characterised by crystalline leads that weave in and out of explosive bursts of distortion to create ethereal, melody-driven pop songs with a strong 90s feel. After recording several tracks with Daniel Lovegrove of IDRchitecture and Yndi Halda, the group struck a deal with Brooklyn's PaperCup Music to release their first EP, which was met with critical acclaim from the likes of NME and DIY Magazine. Their forthcoming follow-up, Nouvelle, was recorded at Bear Bites Horse studio and The Premises in London by Wayne Adams and Neil Tollitt between summer 2015 and spring 2016. Nouvelle by name and by nature, the forthcoming release sees the band taking a heavier approach to their sound that blurs the lines between shoegaze, rock and chamber pop. Restrained passages evoke the stalking dread of early Cocteau Twins records, while more nuanced vocal lines call to mind the haunting falsetto of Billy Corgan and Jeff Buckley. Nouvelle will be available to buy in June 2016 through Papercup Music.

'Lull isn’t riding a shoegaze wave, they’re generating it.’ – Northern Transmissions
'Equal parts My Bloody Valentine and Smashing Pumpkins' NMEMagazine
‘Deep pools of brilliant noise’ – Stereogum