“It digs into the pain of realising we’ve helped shape the very world that confines us,” says singer/guitarist Charlie Hearl. “Yet by the end, a shift begins: a tentative suggestion that the beliefs that bind us might not be absolute, and are beginning to fade.”

Wickedly talented trio Adele Dazeem have shared a new video for ‘Deep Sea Hand’, one of the standout tracks from their debut EP, ‘Metanoia’, which is out on November 21.

It begins as a heavy, post-punk rumble before opening out and speeding up for a stunning two minutes of pure shoegaze release...

Five years ago today, @innerstrings.bsky.social filmed this beautifully simple video for Cheval Sombre’s ‘It’s Not Time’ in Lewes. A couple hundred miles away, I saw the same sunset after my mum’s socially distanced funeral. It remains one of the most profoundly moving things I’ve ever seen.

Their UK dates complete, @nojoy.bsky.social are now heading to Europe for dates in the Netherlands, France, Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. Don't miss them, they're on fire! 🔥🐌

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Just one month to go until Adele Dazeem release their debut EP, ‘Metanoia’.

Here's a clip of them playing one the stand-out tracks, ‘Deep Sea Hand’, at their show supporting @nojoy.bsky.social at MOTH Club last week...

“The chorus hints at the idea of ‘thin places’ when it says ‘on the coastline of forever’,” he explains, referencing the locales where the distance between heaven and Earth collapses. “But that could be spiritual discovery, the rush of love, or just a good drunken walk home on a beautiful night.”