Formed in late 2015, the trio's sound is at once melancholic, tense, noisy, and ultimately uplifting, laced with lyricism that ruminates on anxiety, grief, addiction, recovery, devotion, and heartache. "Vital Return" captures the band channeling their love for R.E.M., New Order, Yo La Tengo, and C86 in addition to the twilight of classic post punk acts like the Cure and Echo & the Bunnymen.
