PEEL's debut release is guaranteed to please your inner shoegazer. Recorded over a six month period of bushfires and pandemics, the band's self-titled EP presents a holistic package of the wall of fuzz they’ve teased us with since their first single ‘Memory Loop’ saturated the airwaves last year.

Strapping in for the full five track experience, PEEL lead an expedition through realms of British guitar-driven music of the 80s and 90s, exuding influences from the Post Punk and Madchester eras through the band's timeless brand of shoegaze and psychedelia. The Jesus and Mary Chain come to mind, as does the Stone Roses and Primal Scream, but the group have spun their own take on their prized influences through modern songwriting and storytelling waiting to be discovered under layers of noise and texture.

It's an impressive debut showcasing PEEL’s interdimensional guitar music that weaves fuzz, reverb and noise with luminous synths and sequencers, atmospheric soundscapes, dazed vocals and propulsive rhythms.