London four-piece Passport To Stockholm build on a swell of momentum on "Let Me Know" [Premiere]

Though they boast only four members, Passport to Stockholm have managed to create a sound larger than the sum of their parts on "Let Me Know". As Henri Grimes' percussion rollicks with controlled bombast around the mix, Mariona De Lamo's cello provides a steady melodic guide. With the swell of those strings at their back, the vocals are allowed to linger for a half-second longer on the first syllable of the "darling" that opens the chorus. It's an adventurous move, one that pays off when everything swan dives into that second syllable to capture the beauty and tension of moments fraught with paranoia and jealousy.

The band says: "It's a song about giving everything you can to be an honest partner and finding out you are being lied to in return. We recorded this as a sister piece to 'Chemistry'...think of it as when the anger comes in, the aggression of the percussion drives it."

All At Once EP is available to buy via iTunes now. Catch the band on the dates below:

November

5 - Guildford Boileroom (Racing Glaciers support)

December

2 - Barfly (Hyve Presents Night with Glass Caves)