Tombstones in Their Eyes – Asylum Harbour

For their fifth long player, TITE return with a sound that is familiar in its use of distortion, drive, echo and swirling melodies, but refreshed with a embracing of vocal hooks and harmonies, often absent in the world of psyche and shoegaze. It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine: ‘Asylum Harbour,’ named for a maritime safe-haven, symbolizes resurfacing from the darkness of 2022-2023 and the pandemic. (Band leader) John Treanor says the album reflects a journey out of a dark place, focusing on voices and harmonies over layers of fuzz. The record marks, to my mind, a further evolution of the band with the voice(s) becoming a main feature rather than being used as another instrument.'”