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Under Summer by yndi halda, released 16 April 2016 1. Together Those Leaves 2. Golden Threads from the Sun 3. Helena 4. This Very Flight Eight-years on from 'Enjoy Eternal Bliss' Brighton based quintet yndi halda have released their new album, 'Under Summer'. Having toured across the UK, Europe, USA and Asia, including shows at London's famed Barbican Hall, Koko and Union Chapel venues, and entirely selling out a short residency at Hoxton Hall; yndi halda's fervent and nominally patient fan base have been eagerly awaiting this new material. Includes unlimited streaming of Under Summer via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 14 days. Streaming + Download. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Under Summer by yndi halda, released 04 March 2016 1. This Very Flight The long awaited new album from yndi halda. supported by 60 fans who also own Under Summer. And here we are now, with Departure Songs still being the standard that others are judged against. Somber, crushing, soaring, ethereal, this album has all of the moods. Guidance by Russian Circles. supported by 47 fans who also own Under Summer. Best live rock act on earth.

Take Yndi Halda, from Brighton, England. They completely ignored that old rock aphorism that "you have your whole life to make your first album and six months to make the second. Nearly a decade after their debut, Enjoy Eternal Bliss, the band are finally releasing their second LP. But post-rock bands do have their own set of boxes to check off albeit ones that are slightly more specific. This occasional awkwardness is the only aspect of Under Summer that feels tentative. A heartfelt line like, "It's something I know, not just something I believe," on Under Summer 's final track, "This Very Flight," should sting with spiritual conviction, especially alongside the orchestral intensity of the moment, but the line is delivered demurely like they don't trust the importance of what they're saying.

Yndi Halda have never been in a hurry. Born in Kent but now based in Brighton, their first and till now last release saw songs stretch into 20-minute symphonic slow-blooms with shades of Tortoise, Mono and the Erased Tapes stable, in a scene and on a label then full of frenzied math bands. That mini-album’s title also riffed on a vast, endless span of time: Enjoy Eternal Bliss read its sleeve, their band name translated from Old Norse. Neither the group nor their cult fan base, however, saw its follow-up taking a whole decade to surface. Changes to the band line-up can’t have helped either: while Yndi spent Sunday night gearing up to the album’s March 4 release, their former bassist Brendan Grieve was suited-and-booted onstage at the Oscars, performing in Sam Smith’s backing band. They describe it as a more personal record than their last, hence the singing says Vella.

For fans of yndi halda (or rather, those who loved their only album, Enjoy Eternal Bliss), a second album was an idea of fiction; a thought teased only by briefly from snippets of new music and a lack of a true break-up or haitus. More or less, yndi halda have been floating in an interstital space that never belied the existence or possibility of new music. Yet here we are, over a decade later, receiving a new record. Under Summer comes like mana from heaven; an almost stupefying surprise that feels like a cartoonish mirage in the middle of the desert. But Under Summer is here.

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