We Have Found The New Jerusalem

This boldly titled recording is the second album from Memory Cells, and marks a big leap in confidence for the band. Produced by Maura O'Boyle, it sees the group relocating from the bedroom to the studio, and making the jump from 2 to 16 tracks. The same musical building blocks remain in place, however: the spectral lines of guitar, the melancholic keyboard swathes, the fragmentary percussives. But whereas Memory Cells were previously hesitant, reluctant to commit, with this recording they boldly stake their claim.