TRAAMS are back with their first new material since 2016.
The Greyhound is a hypnotic, near 10-minute piece that fizzes between walls of sound and surging guitars. It was written during the Chichester trio's four-year hiatus following the release of standalone track A House On Fire, and is the first of a collection of tracks set to land over the coming months.
Recorded in Brighton with Theo Verney, the song features Lewis Evans of Black Country, New Road on saxophone and arrives accompanied by a video directed and animated by Stewart Armstrong. Take a look below.
The band's last album, 'Modern Dancing', dropped in 2015.
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