Stylish, bold and importantly, fresh, Yard Act stomp through The Trench Coat Museum with a sound identifiable as theirs but removed from its starting point.

An eight-minute stormer of a song which showcases the individual merits of the four-piece. After touring The Overload for the better part of two years, rattling the cages of thousands and popping the knee of one particular journalist, James Smith and friends are back in that studio, wiping down Elton John’s seat and settling in to take listeners on a tailored trip through time. Off-hand lines such as this are the bread and butter of Yard Act and it makes them a delight to listen to. The Trench Coat Museum oozes this quality from word go.