Hull/Leeds based five-piece bdrmm release their much anticipated debut Bedroom via Sonic Cathedral. The 10-track album was recorded at The Nave studio in Leeds by Alex Greaves (Working Mens Club, Bo Ningen) and mastered in Brooklyn by Heba Kadry (Slowdive, Beach House). It�s a hugely accomplished debut and a real step up both sonically and lyrically from their early singles, which were rounded up on last year�s If Not, When? EP. Musically, there are nods to The Cure�s Disintegration, Deerhunter and DIIV, while the band reference RIDE and Radiohead. There are also echoes of krautrock and post-punk, from The Chameleons to Protomartyr, plus the proto shoegaze of the Pale Saints� The Comforts Of Madness, not least in the cross fading of some tracks, meaning the album is an almost seamless listen. As a result, Bedroom becomes an unexpected and unintentional concept album, running through the different stages of a break-up set against the backdrop of the ups and downs of your early twenties. �The subject matter spans mental health, alcohol abuse, unplanned pregnancy, drugs� basically every clich� topic that you could think of,� reveals frontman Ryan Smith. �But that doesn�t mean they ever stop being relevant. It�s a fucker growing up, but I�m lucky enough to have been able to project my feelings in the form of this band, surrounded by four of the best people I�ve ever met.�