

Across each of the tracks’ music videos, we are introduced to four characters, the story’s protagonist Matt, plus Rose, Charlotte, and the Plague Doctor. The story deepens and grows with every single release, with the room, at times tidy and decorated and at others cluttered or destroyed representing Matt’s mental state, whilst the plague doctor character represents his suicidal thoughts.
Produced, mixed, and mastered with Jack Twiner at Pyramid Studios in Reading, every track on the album unravels and pieces itself back together song by song, yet somehow manages to end up someplace uglier and more uncertain than the track before.
Before the album’s release comes the next single ‘Love, Always’, the second chapter of the album’s story. With clear post-hardcore influences, Love, Always blends expansive guitar tone backdrops, punchy drums, emotive, introspective lyrics, and cathartic choruses to provide an unflinching glimpse into the mind of someone tormented by lost love.
Speaking about the album as a whole, vocalist and lyricist Alex Gray states, “Black Heart at its core is about how traumatic events and mental health struggles can leave you hardened, no longer able to express love in the same way that you used to and can often lead to you hurting those closest to you, without you even realizing.“
Love, Always is out now and is available on all major digital platforms. Black Heart is due for release on October 7th, 2022, and will be available on all major digital platforms.
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