The Orwells unveil new tracks 'Vanilla' and 'What's So Entertaining'

Having already released their latest studio album 'Terrible Human Beings' earlier this year, The Orwells have now unveiled two tracks left off their new full-length.

The new single 'Vanilla' and 'What's So Entertaining' were recorded during the band's sessions for their latest album, but left off the final product. The tracks were also produced and recorded alongside producer Jim Abbiss.

Have a listen to both of the new tracks in the respective players below.

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