The duo of Alice Merida Richards and Sam Pillay summon spiralling cyclones of electronica during "ESP Offline". Metallic accents pop through the storm, with anxiety-riddled percussion skittering in the undergrowith - at first glance it's a chaotic cut, but as the seconds tick by everything starts to make sense.

Speaking about the record, Pillay says: "When you’re all of a sudden spending most of the day in a world of your own, things can quickly turn to the melodramatic. I started thinking about the human body, health, degeneration, decay, that sort of thing. The symptoms would often come in spells, so I liked the idea of loosely replicating that feeling with the music. That’s why some of the songs stop abruptly or sound as if they are falling apart. I wanted to reflect the fallibility of the human body."

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Listen to "ESP Offline" below.