Threads of Technicolor drama, Factory cool, and bedsit ambition squeezed onto a cassette tape in shimmering and immediate song. Lo-fi that reverently spans the gap between ’60s Love (Arthur Lee), ’70s private-pressed and would-be glam (Lucky Pierre, Brett Smiley), and perhaps most transparent: The Sound of Young Scotland (Postcard 7-inches). Their debut LP And Blue Space Is Burning Noon experiments in the band’s own digestive style, bringing to mind the eccentric and regenerative quality of songwriters like Martin Newell, Chris Stamey, Mick Jones, and Bill Nelson. NOW is Hannah, Oli, and Will.