There are bands that occupy a genre, and then there are bands that haunt one. Flair are firmly the latter.

Emerging from Glasgow's restless post-rock underground, Flair have spent the last few years quietly building something undeniable — a sound that shifts between suffocating darkness and euphoric warmth, between restraint and release, never settling long enough to be categorised.

Following an extensive run of UK and EU dates that earned them a reputation as one of live music's most visceral and compelling propositions, the band return with their second studio EP — a body of work that finds them more focused, more fearless, and more themselves than ever before.

A contrast. A contradiction. An enigmatic, sleazy entity with soul. Flair don't just play post-rock — they make it feel dangerous again.