Discovering Strength in Intensity, Atmosphere, and Emotion

nfluenced not just the lyrics but also the arrangements: how dense or sparse a track felt, how it moved, and how grounded or volatile it sounded. It helped keep the EP cohesive while letting each song stand on its own.‘Tides’ was the first glimpse into this new era. What did that track unlock creatively, and why did it feel like the right bridge between the debut EP and Primordial?Tides unlocked a sense of confidence for us, it’s probably the track on the EP that sounds most like our previous work whereas the last track on the EP ‘Fall From Earth’ showed us that we could blend heaviness with melody and atmosphere without losing emotional clarity. Creatively, it felt like the first time everything — songwriting, production, and mood — aligned with where we wanted to go next. It worked as a bridge because it still had the introspection of the debut EP, but pointed clearly toward the broader, more elemental world of Primordial.You’ve had strong support from BBC Radio and built momentum through live shows like Night & Day Café. Looking ahead to touring in 2026, what do you want people to feel walking out of a What Will Be show?We want people to leave feeling something genuine. Over the years we’ve focused a lot on our live show to make it an experience that stands out from other gig/shows. Our live shows are about creating a space where people can fully lose themselves for a moment. Ideally, people walk out feeling lighter, louder, and more connected — not just to us, but to whatever they brought into the room with them.