Cherisher

Self-produced by the band, 'Cherisher' balances shimmering post-punk urgency with '90s shoegaze-influenced walls of sound, a sonic approach enhanced by the mixing and mastering of James Aparicio. The album's lyrical core is a deeply personal exploration of memory, nostalgia, and purpose, framed as a conversation with the past rather than a simple reliving of it. This follow-up to their comeback record expands the band's palette, notably including the first female guest vocal in their discography on the single “Teenage Sadness”.