Mystery Jets have unveiled a pair of new songs from their upcoming seventh album 'A Hole To See The Sky Through', offering listeners two very different routes into the band's latest chapter.
The propulsive 'Flea Joint' leans into repetition and groove, gradually unfolding through hypnotic rhythms and euphoric melodic payoffs, while companion track 'Anaglypta' trades in cinematic storytelling, following characters longing to break free from lives that have become too small for them.
Together, the releases highlight the breadth of an album shaped by reflection, imagination and renewal. Produced by Leo Abrahams, the record was assembled across recent years and sees the London outfit exploring themes of healing, perspective and rediscovering wonder amid uncertainty.
Due for release on the 21st August via Fiction Records, the album also carries a unique artistic connection, featuring artwork inspired by a minimalist piece from Yoko Ono, used with her personal approval.
Have a listen to the new tracks in the player below.
