British post-britpop band Thirteen Senses -from Penzance, Cornwall- released their new, fourth full-length album "A Strange Encounter" a couple of weeks ago on b-sirius records.

The group recorded "A Strange Encounter" in a studio loaded in the back of a farmhouse in the middle of rural northern France: ""We wrote more freely than we ever had before, and felt completely focused on the record; it was a real gift to be able to do that. The months and years spent writing like we had done in the past; we found we didn't really need to do. It was really exciting to approach the process in this way."

Free from any expectations and pressure, the band wrote their most experimental, progressive yet highly enjoyable piece of art so far.

Get it on Spotify and let me know what you think.