“Most of our upcoming music is pretty influenced by music from the late 90s and early 00s, so releasing an A-side and B-side felt like a good way of paying homage to the era we grew up in.” says lead singer Catrin Vincent.

On the songs themselves, Vincent comments: “They reflect a really personal journey. I usually hate writing lyrics about myself, but during lockdown, it was the only thing I had to write about. I was so surprised to find multitudes of grief and sadness disguised as anger. "Psychopath" captures the angriest I’ve ever felt. For years, I felt like that rage could never be voiced."

On the B-side, which was recorded in the band's bedrooms during lockdown, Vincent adds: “"Watching Basinski" captures the grief that lies underneath that anger. That’s what our new music is trying to convey; the human journey from fear and anger through to love and acceptance.”

In their three-year absence, the band (Vincent, Jack Gilbert, Naomi Le Dune & Max Doohan) have not only been writing and producing new music, but have built a brand new studio from scratch in the crypt of a Church.

Another Sky have recently signed to Republic Records in the US, but will still be working with Fiction Records in the rest of the world.