The tale of a girl from Hackney who falls in love with a sex doll, the Essex-based band continue their narrative releases to comment on the modern age’s lack of intimacy. A message emphasised through a cacophony of heady synths and pervasive percussion, the band thrive as they travel through waves of indie-pop.

You’d be forgiven for thinking you were about to embark on a sonic spree back to the 80s with the track’s synth-studded intro, but Ocean Flaws draw us straight back to the 21st century with their uplifting, 80s-inspired, indie-rock banger. The band take their lyrical inspiration from the crippling detachment borne out of months of quarantine and parcel it up in an elevating and ever-so nostalgic indie-rock shell, staking their claim in the ring of pandemic-related artistic self-expression.