Sky Kirkham, Journalist

Shrines ends up being both surprisingly unique and one of the most perfectly crafted examples of the ‘present’ out there today.

It’s a deeply affecting album and, thanks to the improved production, one that is likely to see a well-deserved expansion in the artist’s audience.

“I play with the elements of the song live and fuck it up a little bit, alter it slightly and play drums over the top of parts of the song. I don’t want to make it too easy on myself;

Even the video clip, it was made for the Internet, it wasn’t made for TV,”

“We don’t want to isolate and push our fans away, we’d love it if they came with us, but we recognise that it’s hard to sort of continue that party vibe when you’re sort of doing dark, challenging, artistic music.”