As clear and direct as the morning hours, Sing At Dawn, Langkamer‘s latest single, perfectly embodies the band’s dextrous and anthemic brand of slacker rock. Bridging that short gap between Lynyrd Skynyrd and Pavement, it takes the vast existential worries of modern life and dresses them up in rambling pop sensibilities, swerving between sing-along chorus and off-kilter guitar melodies.

Working in a remote cottage on the North Yorkshire Moors, the band joined forces again with producer Tim Rowing-Parker. They nestled down for a week in this crumbling bungalow, drawing inspiration from the vibrant vistas of the wild, majestic coastlines and windswept hills. From vale to vertex, from vertex to vale, the result is an album that rises above its humble beginnings and encapsulates the band’s meticulous eye for musical detail. Each track tells a new story in its personality and production, a new vision of British wonder and woe.