Taken from the forthcoming EP release, Group of Bears, available from 15th December 2018 x

Lyrics...
I'll be frank you could be anyone. Dragged through a hedge, got your burning bush hairdo on. Be a prophet in your own world share your messages. Be it scroll or postal prose or post it note prophecies. Just write on the book that your four winds blew. Talk us through the gospel according to…Adam and Eve throwing apples at monkeys while they read and write. When all the batteries run just hold the tin can string tight. Happy families is a game of bloodline politics. It's not who you know you’re judged on blood and water mix. Just write on the book that your four winds blew. Talk us through the gospel according to…Lose the puppeteer so long marionette. We're piles of books unread waiting to pour our insides out. You could be anyone…I'll be frank you could be anyone. Dressed to impress, got your ageing birthday suit on. Be a prophet in your own world share your messages. Be it scroll or shop window or post it note prophecies. Just write on the book that your four winds blew. Talk us through the gospel according to…I’ll be frank you could be anyone.
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Group of Bears

Post-it-note Prophecies

SLEUTH - Post-it-note Prophecies

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A Group of Bears is called a Sleuth. And this was the title of the EP released to great reviews; Post-it-note Prophecies was played by Steve Lamacq on BBC 6 Music, Ryan’s Gig Guide awarded Group of Bears EP of the month (‘firmly establishes Sleuth as a deep meaningful and confident songwriter’ & ‘incredible EP’) while Express & Star called the EP ‘beautifully crafted’.
From Wolverhampton Sleuth has also aired on Tom Robinson BBC 6 Music & Mixtape and Introducing West Midlands, played shows with Gaz Coombes, Mark Morriss and John Bramwell and appeared at the International Pop Overthrow Festival at the Cavern, Liverpool two consecutive years now. 
The EP Coming Up For Air was the cover of Ryan’s Gig Guide in 2017 with a two page spread inside. 
Sleuth has been described by reviewers as ‘truly remarkable’, ‘excellent songwriting’, ‘wonderfully passionate, beautifully structured’, ‘lyrically thoughtful and musically enticing’ and ‘like a consoling chat with a reassuring friend’.x