As clear and direct as the morning hours, Sing At Dawn perfectly embodies the band's dextrous and anthemic brand of slacker rock. Bridging that short gap between Lynyrd Skynyrd and Pavement, it takes the vast existential worries of modern life and dresses them up in rambling pop sensibilities, swerving between sing-along chorus and off-kilter guitar melodies. The genesis of Sing at Dawn came shortly after the recording of the band’s debut album ‘West Country’, developing material for their sophomore record even before the dust had settled on the first. As lead singer Josh Jarman states: Sing At Dawn is the first song we wrote for the second album. It was a really hard time of year. It was cold and bleak and the days were short and dark. The Seasonal Affective Disorder was really weighing me down. Writing this song was an exercise in catharsis.

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