Their new album In Person moves away from the digital detachment of their debut and dives into something far more vulnerable—an inward, fragmented story told through rhythm, distortion, and mystery.

The album plays like a conversation, sometimes interrogative, sometimes surreal. Track titles like “Who Knows the Man?”, “It Is 5 Already”, and “The Obvious” hint at a narrative, but it’s never spelled out. Instead, it leaves space for the listener to interpret, to feel, to get lost.

The band’s live setup reflects this immersive approach. VHS textures, strobing visuals, and a sound that balances chaos and clarity. With bass, drums, guitars, synths, and samplers all in play, Sharmans creates something that feels both tight and volatile—alive.