Beardfish have a history of surprising their fans. When the Swedish band split in 2016, after 15 years and eight albums, it was with a simple, to-the-point sign off: “After some disagreements and various difficulties we have decided to call it quits. This was not an easy choice to make.”
Few people would have had money on them ever reforming – but eight years later they’ve unexpectedly reunited, returning to the fray with the kind of album that sounds like they simply took the summer off, rather than vanished for the best part of a decade.
