Records<\/strong>.<\/p>\nSpeaking about the new song, guitarist Anya Pearson<\/strong> says, \u201csometimes the universe calls you up, and you need to make sure the damn phone isn\u2019t on silent and you answer. It will almost certainly be a withheld number. In this song, we are imagining what it would be like to feel everything, all at once. We noticed how disassociated and numb we were feeling in reaction to the world being so overwhelming. But in the face of so much struggle, joy truly is an act of resistance. The track is a celebration of staying open to both ecstasy and pain. That\u2019s what being alive truly means to us.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nDrummer Lucy Katz<\/strong> adds, \u201cthe seed of the song was \u2018I\u2019m gonna download all the information\u2019. Mimi<\/strong> came up with it, and it made us laugh because it sounds so bizarre. How can we remain open to all the accumulated knowledge of humanity without toppling into a full-on psychotropic ego-death?\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nVocalist Mimi Jasson<\/strong> continues, \u201cthe lyric \u2018everything flows through me\u2019 refers to ancient ways of being and doing that still exist within each of us. We\u2019re channelling primal forces on this record, and this song is the perfect example of this.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nAccompanying the release is a video created by LA-based video artist Casey Kauffman<\/strong>, whose work explores our anxiety and fascination with rapidly evolving technology and our relationship with the algorithms.<\/p>\nWatch the official video for The Information here:<\/strong><\/p>\n