Released earlier this month, Cedars is the follow up to the highly acclaimed Lido which won them fans as diverse as Jarvis Cocker, Mark and Lard and The Delgados.

Recorded in France and Brighton, and produced with former Cocteau Twin, Simon Raymonde, Cedars features gorgeous, poignant melodies and sharply observed lyrics about everyday life.

The four lads are back after an 18 month hiatus.

The rousing, powerful collection of songs have a distinct whiff of The Smiths and a slight twist of Crowded House.

They stretch effortlessly from the simple veiled love song Almost The Same with its buzzy, dark guitar riffs which will make your spine tingle - to Come Into The Darkness, a twisted, overcast tune with full-on guitars that will make your toes curl to the gently, uplifting Keep Smiling, which does exactly what it says.

The band have announced a short UK tour in March where they will be showing off the album - make sure you check them out when they float into Southampton.