Adwaith are going it alone.
The three-piece are pursuing a solitary path, but it's one worth following – dark, gothic scenes, their post-punk sprawl is akin to those early Siouxsie and the Banshees cuts, or even Bauhaus.
Hailing from Carmarthen, the band have already gained co-signs from the likes of Manic Street Preachers guitarist James Dean Bradfield, who remixed their last single.
Debut album 'Melyn' emerges on October 12th, a work of uncompromising post-punk flair sung entirely in Welsh.
The latest song to be taken from the album, 'Y Diweddaraf' is a lumbering swipe at those who stand against them, a rebellious two-fingered salute to convention.
Adwaith explain: "We wrote the music and lyrics together as a band in our rehearsal space, jamming the opening hypnotic riff over and over. The song is a reaction to everyone saying leaving uni to do music was stupid! It’s about feeling empowered to do whatever you want regardless…"
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