Possibly Britain’s hardest working band and definitely prolific when it comes to single releases, Burning Condors unveil ‘Last Train Home’ from their debut album ‘Round Our Way’. Normal service prevails as ‘Last Train Home’ reveals the band’s cross-pollination of influences whereby a gritty indie sound has a habit of meeting up with its distant neighbour over the pond consisting of a more rootsy American flavour and, in this instance, the end result is a catchy ditty reflecting on the moment love takes a firm hold. The flipside ‘Gambling Hearts’ – recorded at Sawmills Studios that has seen the likes of Oasis and Muse committing various wares to tape – opens in a wonderful distorted tremolo effect and supported with rolling drums that paves the way for a more restrained vocal that offers a dash of variety. If it’s variation you’re searching for, however, then head to the band’s Bandcamp page for a real treat with a version of Red Foley’s ‘Never Trust A Woman’ as it is something rather special indeed.