Having honed their whip smart harmonic pop writing furiously and busking for ‘£50 notes, drugs, stamps and phone numbers’ on the Tube, London duo Fé have finally stepped into the studio with Foals and Depeche Mode producer, Luke Smith.
‘Time’, like Fé themselves, feels very much like the finished article with hummed vocals from both Leo and Ben, upbeat guitars skipping over a taut kick drum and springy electronics not a world away from Yannis and the boys’ recent, sprawling indie epics.
Fé play their first ever show on 11 September, headlining the Old Blue Last.
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