I always like to write a few lines about the awesome English alternative rockers Deaf Havana when they release a new album, even if they're an established act now.

Deaf Havana's brand new record is titled All These Countless Nights and was released on 27 January 2017 through So Recordings.

The album was produced and mixed by Adam Noble (Placebo, Nothing But Thieves, The Pineapple Thief) and is the successor of the critical acclaimed Old Souls and debuted on the UK Albums Chart at number 5 and topped the UK Independent Albums Chart!

All These Countless Nights is the most eclectic and emotional album of their career, as band frontman's James Veck-Gilodi chose a different approach to songwriting this time, with less self-imposed rules and more creative freedom.

"It all came from me needing to discover myself, find my feet and realise who I am," James says. "I'm trying to be a real person. I didn't really feel like one before."

All These Countless Nights features the singles Sing, Fever and Trigger; the latter had originally premiered in 2014 on the band's European tour: at that time the band had planned to record new material but were dropped from their record label, BMG. Watch the official video for Trigger clicking on the image and stream the whole album on Spotify.