You’ve heard of the Vulpynes right?, you know how loud and unforgiving the duo can be, well meet Molly Vulpyne and her not so shouty new EP, a breath of fresh melodic air in her repertoire can never be a bad thing, to move forward and stand out as someone thats not just angry, but vulnerable and thoughtful too. This wonderfully personal EP is a pay back in four instalments, there’s a sense of carrying you along for the ride, a need to share moments, and most of all have a few cheeky tilts at fun whilst doing it. The raspy vocal and hazy guitars are what you might have expected from one half of a band that always play to their strengths, but the instant you get into ‘Dead In The Water’ it becomes clear that melody and clarity are uppermost here. The drums and beats that have been la...