Arriving as the young Scottish trio's second EP, the nine lo-fi tracks spanning 'Tape Two' showcases Young Fathers' diverse multitude of vocal styles typical of everything from left-field rock and electronica, to 90s R'n'B crooning and rap. Backed by eclectic percussive textures and darkly tender melodies, their emotive and at times ghostly sound moves bewteen more tribal rhythms via 'Only Child' to trippy dystopic anthems like 'The Queen is Dead'. Having collaborated together on music, art and videos since the age of 14, the now 'telepathic' threesome seem to still be experimenting in lieu of focusing on one fine-tuned direction, but the journey appears just as much fun as the final result - which will be a lot to look forward to.