Named for a Ride song, England’s Sennen debuted their mix of dissonant shoegaze, slow-burning guitar rock, and warm harmonic pop with the mini-album Widows in 2005. While often adjusting the balance of these components between records, they regularly returned to the studio through the mid-2010s, when they delivered their fourth full-length, 2016’s First Light.
Ten years later, the band return with their fifth proper studio album, New Quiet. (An expanded version of Widows with additional recordings from the 2000s appeared in the interim.) With the band saying that they more confidently leaned into influences this time around, it begins with the Mercury Rev-inspired seven-minute epic “I Can See the Future.” The song’s opening…

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