Track taken from their second album "Meat In Summerland", one of two new releases from the amazing Punch & the Apostles. Ta much folks! Have a wee look at their shiny, new website ---> www.punchandtheapostles.com

"The song was written during the winter of 08/09 whilst three of the band were living in a small cottage in Ayrshire. We had no heating or hot water because we couldn't afford to buy oil, so would huddle round the fireplace as late as possible. Because of the lack of heating we started developing damp problems, with mould appearing on shoes, jackets and bedding. It was great in some ways to have that seclusion, but the conditions made it pretty unbearable at times. We lasted the winter out and then moved back to the city in April. That's the song.

It is the third track from 'Meat in Summerland', our second album. It was recorded in Glasgow in June 2009 at CaVa studios. We are self-releasing the album and it will be available to download from the usual sources on August 30th. We will also be selling very limited hand-made physical copies exclusively from our website www.punchandtheapostles.com. At the same time we are releasing 'Hymn to Death', a 35 minute single piece of music. Same applies." - Rory Haye (Punch & the Apostles)