They formed in 2016 and released their debut album in 2021.
Discography:
- Bright Green Field (2021)
- O Monolith (2023)
- Cowards (2025)
If You Had Seen the Bull's Troping Attempts You Would Have Stayed Away:
- Album Intro Track: Bright Green Field begins with "Resolution Square," a brief snippet of a microphone swinging between guitar amps.
- Epic Rocking: Their catalogue regularly creeps into songs greater than 4 minutes, with "Narrator" (8:28), "Undergrowth" (6:35), and "Well Met (Fingers Through the Fence)" (8:15) being stand-outs on their respective albums.
- Large Ham: Ollie Judge tends to shout like a madman when singing, with "Houseplants" being a notable example.
- Longest Song Goes Last: Cowards closes with "Well Met (Fingers Through the Fence)" (8:15).
- Miniscule Rocking: Bright Green Field has both "Resolution Square" (0:50) and "The Flyover" (1:10).
- Shout-Out:
- "Undergrowth" alludes to Josie Packard's ultimate fate of having her soul trapped inside a wooden cabinet.
- "Crispy Skin" was inspired by Tender Is the Flesh and its unflinching depiction of legalized cannibalism.
- Siamese Twin Songs: Cowards has "Fieldworks I" and "Fieldworks II".
- Title Track: On Cowards.
- Whole-Plot Reference: "Building 650" is this to Ryu Murakami's In The Miso Soup, up to and including involving a murderous American named Frank.