Call it fate; call it coincidence, either way the chance meeting of current bandmates, songwriter Greg Hughes, and singer Tessa Murray, on a nondescript train platform led to the happy beginnings of Still Corners. A shared love of old cinema helped shape the sound of their debut album ‘Creatures of an Hour’, so expect emotionally charged tracks laced with evocative airy vocals. With Still Corners growing into a happy 4-piece, with Leon Dufficy and Luke Jarvis joining the fold, we caught up with the band to find out more and don't forget to check out their latest track 'Into the Trees' below!

WHAT'S…
...your secret talent?
I can do magic tricks that will impress anyone from 3 to 5 years old.

...your worst vice?
Whiskey

…the story behind your name?
I was looking for a name and had come up with maybe sixty or so but nothing felt right. While reading New Hampshire by Robert Frost I came across the words “Still Corners”, it really jumped off the page and struck me as perfect for the music.

... your favourite sound?
Analog synths, well recorded drums, lush female vocals.

...your worst fashion secret?
I love fresh new white socks and would wear them all the time but I’m not allowed

...your favourite website?
Electrical.com

... good for breakfast?
Coffee, strong as hell - black as death

...the best thing about where you're from?
Austin has the best Mexican food

...at the top of your shit list?
Over-use of computers.

...are you listening to now?
Mostly Bossa Nova and Jazz, Astrud Gilberto and Ahmad Jamal

How would you describe your work?
Eerie romantic pop.

Creatures of an Hour out October 10th on Sub Pop.