“This is neurosis in pop form”, Maeve Munro a.k.a Young Hellions, is the first to admit. It’s taken well over six months to complete and, like many musicians, it still doesn’t feel “complete”. But given the project has seen her locked away for months on end by herself, one could cite “cabin fever” as a reason for that anxiety.

Young Hellions picks up where her first single as a solo artist, “Best Witchcraft is Geometry” left off – a maximalist approach to her song-writing and an almost antithesis to her early works in Cat Venom. It’s Munro’s take on the dense sound of alternative pop bands of her youth – in hindsight referencing Placebo; one of her teen loves.