East Anglian based emo four-piece SUDS are back with their sophomore album Tell me about your day again., due for release on 21st November via independent record label Big Scary Monsters.

The band have also released the first single from the album, Quietly feeling, offering just a taste of the musical journey that took over two years to conceive, marked by distance and grief while providing cathartic release, which they hope will offer others a similar peace. It’s a punchy track that sees vocalist Maisie Cater lament on loneliness. “Counting days / ‘Til lonesome ends / Do you think about me? / And paint my body in your sleep” she sings, her voice just vulnerable enough to express sadness without losing its footing, bolstered by the addition of drummer Jack  Ames and bassist Harry Mitchell’s backing vocals (which appear all over the album) to create beautiful walls of harmonies.

“Quietly feeling was the turning point for the second record, when we finished it together, it felt like we knew exactly where we were going with this next collection of songs,” explains Ames. “The song itself is really about being so in your head that you can’t communicate how you’re feeling, which is a relatively big theme throughout the entire album. The song was recorded with Ian Sadler at his studio in Whitstable which is our home away from home, and originally never had the four part harmony in the final chorus, but we spoke a lot about how much we wanted the four of our voices together as much as possible and that part felt perfect.”

Tell me about your day again is out 21st November via Big Scary Monsters