Boston Manor’s third full-length GLUE is the sound of a band questioning the state of the world around them. Inevitably, in a critical examination of the modern world, it comes from a dark place, but one that fuelled the five-piece to create a body of work that elevates their craft further than ever before. Its 13 highly charged songs came out of a process that singer Henry Cox describes as “very chaotic”, but the result is a truly ferocious album – one that both draws and moves on from what they’ve done in the past, incorporating the gloomy atmospherics of 2018’s Welcome To The Neighbourhood with the highly charged yet melodic punk of 2016’s debut Be Nothing.

A1. Everything Is Ordinary
A2. 1's & 0's
A3. Plasticine Dreams
A4. Terrible Love
A5. On A High Ledge
A6. Only1
A7. You, Me, & The Class War
B1. Playing God
B2. Brand New Kids
B3. Ratking
B4. Stuck In The Mud
B5. Liquid
B6. Monolith