Calling your debut album Love is merely one sign of the dauntless nature that underpins Tayne. Quite possibly named after the Polynesian God Of The Sky, the London-based industrial trio have raised eyebrows with their impressive blend of spaced-out shoegaze, pulverising industrial riffs and dark alt. pop flavours. There’s a godlike feel about their whole aura – and their debut album bottles that in a fully-fledged listening experience. Deservedly earning a spot on the K! Sound Of 2025 list, things have been properly brewing for Tayne over the past six months, having initially released two EPs titled Coherent and Tense back in 2021. With Nine Inch Nails announcing a massive world tour and the shoegaze revival going from strength to strength, their debut LP couldn’t ...