Vinyl LP pressing.2014 release, the third album from the Mexican duo. Following their rapturously received European tour in September 2013 which saw them praised in the pages of NME and the Fly and played on BBC 6 Music, XFM, Amazing Radio and Absolute Radio Lorelle Meets the Obsolete release Chambers. It's a surprisingly direct record which despite locking into a pulsating Krautrock groove on 'What's Holding You?' or getting lost in a fog of white noise on 'Music for Dozens,' always retains a very human heart and soul. There is diversity too; from the slide guitar and driving bass on the out of control rave up that is 'Sealed Scene' to the narco-blues of 'Dead Leaves' and the folky, melancholy 'Grieving'.