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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Lifestyle
Roisin O'Connor

Flyte review, ‘Flyte’: Heartbroken no more, the British duo return with a warm, intimate ode to love

Katie Silvester

Away from the roar and tumult of the outside world, Flyte have found peace. Their third, self-titled album is a distinctly insular affair, basking in the glow of new love to find joy in the everyday.

In songs written across the room from his partner, fellow musician Billie Marten, frontman Will Taylor puts the bitterness that consumed him on 2021’s This is Really Going to Hurt in his rearview mirror. Where those tracks felt the sting of betrayal and the pain of a long-term relationship coming to an end, Flyte sees Taylor full of tenderness – in his voice and instrumentation, too.

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