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• On their first release in 2012, Colourmeinkindness drew not only from the zenith of emo – early Sunny Day Real Estate – but also from the heavy and sometimes hazy alt-rock of the 90s, with echoes of greats like Pixies, Silverchair and Catherine Wheel shaping the sound. Singer Andrew Fisher fits this grunge mold of a maudlin but thoughtful protagonist, reflecting on toxic relationships, personal desolation and desperate longing, with the occasional hint of optimism shining through.

  From the dynamic one-two punch of the agitated opener ‘Whole’ to the balladic doom of ‘Covet’, the sneering grunge of ‘Black’ and the gentle ease of ‘Comfort’, Basement moved effortlessly between different sounds and styles, retaining the underlying energy of their punk and hardcore roots.Colourmeinkindness quickly won over fans old and new, but th