Apollo Junction released their debut album at the end of 2019.
Apollo Junction have today unveiled the latest slice of their forthcoming new LP.
On The Ropes comes with a home-county gig at the Leeds Warehouse planned for March, another step towards the follow-up to Mystery.
“There are some other cues, contours to avoid delivering the same thing on repeat for 40 minutes, a recognition that this is more of a show of weakness than of strength,” our review reads.
“Here then, Lost Ones employs more of the indier echoes of fellow Yorkshiremen Shed Seven or Embrace, while If I Fell has less harsh edges, almost balladry, both though are differently shaped parts of the same jigsaw.”
“It takes, confusingly for the outsider, more bravery to be this way, to create a record like Mystery that has a distinct mission, even if that reason for being is in not caring about the cost of entry for the music inside. What’s equally true is that in eight years or eighty pop will still be around.”
