Swedish metallers Normandie have joined forces with Bury Tomorrow singer Dani Winter-Bates for their new single, Hourglass. It’s the latest track from their new album, Dopamine, coming on February 9, and arrives as part of the band’s ‘dopamine clinic’ which sees them dropping a new song at the start of each month leading up to the album. Explaining the track’s lyrics, singer Philip Strand says that it’s about “death, and how if we come to terms with it and accept it, we can find new life in the pain. Everything that ever was has always ended, all flowers fade.” This fits in with Dopamine’s overarching theme of a fictional but not to hard to imagine world in which people’s brains have been worn out by overstimulation to the point where they can no long...