Bristol’s Soeur showcase their abrasive side, announcing their tension-building new single Fight following its premiere on BBC Radio 1 Rock Show. The track focuses on the journey of blindly following something, questioning it, and wanting to fight against it.

'Following a conversation with an old friend, I was inspired to write about how he'd fallen in love with the idea of protecting his country but ultimately left the army despising what he was fighting for. Like many of our songs, it's meaning transcends this particular situation', explains guitarist and vocalist Tina.

Anya, who also shares guitar and frontperson duties, continues “I think it’s easy to accept what we are taught, but it is only by questioning it that we truly learn. Whether it’s a war, an abusive relationship, a mental illness or a society-instilled stereotype, this song reminds us that we have the power not only to stop fuelling the cause but to actively fight against it”

Fight follows previous single Track Back. Both will feature on Soeur’s forthcoming EP Fight, which will be self-released on 17th November.

Produced by Mat Sampson in Bristol’s Bink Bonk studio, the EP captures Soeur genre-defying and overwhelming range, from stomping alt-rock as seen in Out Again, to the grungey, PJ Harvey undertones captured in Quiet It, or the emotive and heartfelt Whole Me. Musically Soeur are far from formulaic, the only consistency being the flawless dual vocal between Tina and Anya which intertwines throughout the EP.