Total Life Forever

Trading their early math-rock style for a sprawling, melodic sound, the band recorded this project in a converted Peckham warehouse. The result is a shimmering aesthetic that highlights the group's transition into a new decade.

Anchored by the climax of Spanish Sahara, the songs find a balance between precision and space. The production emphasizes a newfound sense of depth and emotional texture. It serves as an example of indie rock evolving toward a more atmospheric focus.