Fast & loose Post-Punk Trio, all fighting for the role of frontman.

Leylanding, Reuben Myles Tyghe’s second album as Reuben's Daughters, is a massive leap for the UK singer-songwriter, as he continues to push his sound and instrumentation into new and fascinating places while developing his innate sense of song-craft.

At once reminiscent of the The Sea and Cake's airy post-rock sonics, the wooly chamber-pop of Super Furry Animals godhead Gruff Rhys, and The Beta Band's more acoustic moments, Leylanding picks up where the beguiling 2022 debut Mami Wata left off, further cementing him as an ascendant craftsman in the field of independent music.

Leylanding came about over the last three years, as Tyghe balanced family duties with his creative endeavors. With the acoustics of Fleetwood Mac's underrated classic Tango in the Night and former Deerhoof member Chris Cohen's solo material looming heavily as influences—Tyghe found that a first-thought-best-thought approach benefited these songs.

The literal ground he walks on influences Leylanding in more ways than one; it’s the second in a cycle of four records that will embrace an elemental theme—a subtle nod to Tyghe’s favourite band Morphine who employed a similar conceit across the first four records of their discography. But with Leylanding, Tyghe has achieved something far more momentous than just paying tribute.

Leylanding will be released on this summer via AWAL & Burning Shed Records.

DIY label based in south west England releasing great music on weird things.

You can stream all our releases in full over on our bandcamp - http://artishardrecords.bandcamp.com

Wasuremono 忘れ物 (Japanese noun. Meaning: lost article; something forgotten.)
is a musical project driven by William Southward and his love to write, record and meticulously arrange atmospheric pop songs in his shed studio in Bradford-On-Avon, UK. 
All of the music is released on ‘The Wilderness Records’ a record label setup by William in 2013.



“Gorgeously melodic, motorik pop” - The Guardian

“They’ve got a real warmth and purpose to their song writing” - Steve Lamacq BBC 6 Music.

“Wasuremono… means anything forgotten or left behind in Japanese. No chance with this brilliant band.” - Lauren Laverne BBC 6 Music.

“… an innovative, richly widescreen experience – the sort of band that really decent speakers were made for." - Louder than War

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