Firestations + Paper Clouds + Baby Deltic

Firestations, a London art-pop five-piece, bring their current album International Dust to The Lanes in Bristol. The concert is part of a bill that also features Paper Clouds and Baby Deltic.

Firestations are a five-piece from London whose music moves between dream-pop, shoegaze, harmony-led psychedelia and experimental folk. The band first came to attention on Lost Map Records and have since released a run of well-received records that pair lush melodies with unconventional arrangements and songs with a quietly political edge.

Their fifth album, International Dust, was made with the full band back together. It was recorded live and shaped collectively, and it draws on dream-pop, alt-country, hypnotic grooves and electronic textures. Flute, viola, flugelhorn and layered guitars feature across the record, which deals with time, identity and inequality. The songs keep the warmth and melodic invention that have marked the band's work.

The Lanes is a Bristol venue that hosts concerts and shows, and this evening brings the new album to the city alongside Paper Clouds and Baby Deltic.