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London alternative trio hazy waters fuse the raw grit of '90s alt-rock with warped, neon-soaked electronic textures. Formed by lifelong friends Agness, Aleks, and Simon, the band crafts nocturnal soundscapes defined by driving basslines, shoegaze nostalgia. Following their breakout 2025 debut EP, watch out for deep waters, the trio caught international waves by earning coveted airplay on Seattle's influential radio station, KEXP. Back home, their momentum is surging with key support from BBC Introducing with Jess Iszatt and critical praise from Clash Magazine, who hailed their full-throttle sound as "a sugar-rush whirlwind" drawing comparisons to Wolf Alice and Radiohead, they are rapidly cementing themselves as one of the UK indie scene's most compelling new acts.
London alternative trio hazy waters fuse the raw grit of '90s alt-rock with warped, neon-soaked electronic textures. Formed by lifelong friends Agness, Aleks, and Simon, the band crafts nocturnal soundscapes defined by driving basslines, shoegaze nostalgia. Following their breakout 2025 debut EP, watch out for deep waters, the trio caught international waves by earning coveted airplay on Seattle's influential radio station, KEXP. Back home, their momentum is surging with key support from BBC Introducing with Jess Iszatt and critical praise from Clash Magazine, who hailed their full-throttle sound as "a sugar-rush whirlwind" drawing comparisons to Wolf Alice and Radiohead, they are rapidly cementing themselves as one of the UK indie scene's most compelling new acts. A prolific 2026 has seen the band unleash a wave of heavier, more hypnotic singles, including "high," "blue," "take me home," and "are you there." Blending vulnerable lyricism with a wall of sound synth production. love, hazy waters

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“Dreamy, floaty vibes”
Tundra House Records
“Ethereal melodies, poetic lyrics”
U N Indie Folk Music
“Beautiful shoegaze influences”
IndieTapes

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