Emerging from the post-punk miasma, Static Caravan have been flung into the digital age. Drum and bass machineries course through ruptured beat velocities, giving way to chaotic glitched out collapse, and then descending gracefully into delicate soundscapes. The EP portrays a surreal summer with bishops stripping in night clubs, echoes of Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet, and the emotional excess of watching cheerleader films whilst feeling that you’re not in love. 'Marble Faun' explores the history of a decrepit East Hampton mansion that once belonged to Jackie Kennedy's eccentric extended family, seeking a glimpse of decadence past. Over the course of 14 months, the EP was recorded in bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms, and then processed on laptops that buckled under the weight of the 350+ Ableton tracks. Pipe organ is folded in on itself, guitars are warped into clouds of vapour, birds sing over gentle textures, and various computer-crashing resynthesis algorithms are deployed using Max MSP.