On ‘Garden,’ Trout extends a sunnier, paired back insight into their craft, where jangly guitars are uplifted by the warmth of their poised self-production. On the track’s essence, Trout explains; “‘Garden’ is a song I wrote about developing a dependency on something, and over-relying on this day-to-day. I tried to romanticise this feeling in the song, and compare it to two people being in a codependent relationship. It’s about relying on something or someone else for your happiness, and being too comfortable with it to want to change things.”

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‘Gutter’ is made whole by Trout’s magnetic self-production, where layered guitars, stacked vocals and characterful electronic flourishes underpin the track’s heavier themes in masterful indie rock brevity. A biting takedown in the face of doubt, ‘Gutter’ sets the tone in bittersweet defiance — all at once embracing the unpredictability of one’s mind, whilst still professing to know it — “you’re sure I’m wrong / But I know it’s nothing I asked for.”

On the track, Trout reflects;“‘Gutter’ is about an experience I had with someone close to me, where they couldn’t relate to dealing with depression. They believed it wasn’t a real thing or something people choose to feel, which is equally hilarious as it is tragic. It’s written fairly tongue-in-cheek to reflect that.”

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