It’s release day, always a very special day. After 5 years in the works, the sun is now shining on this black record.

We’re coming out of the caves to play a couple of shows. We’ve been working solidly on new material and will be playing some of it live for you in April.

If you told us a lifetime ago that we’d be opening for Botch one day in the distant future, we would have probably laughed.

Triumph & Disaster Europe part 2 is done. Phenomenal experiences. Finishing with MONO (Japan) joining us on stage Dunk!festival was a life highlight.

Mark and Nathaniel started We Lost The Sea in a shitty rehearsal room in the outskirts of Western Sydney in 2007 and he’s been a massive part of our sound…

You completely blew us away with your passion last November. Our heads are still ringing, literally! We’re on a mission back there in May with fervour and renewed energy for part two. We visit loads of new places, return to a few of our favourites and finish large at Dunk!Festival.

It will be an honour to be sharing the stage again with MONO (Japan) in March.

It’s been two weeks since we played the last show of our tour to a full room in London. It’s also taken some processing to fully grasp the immensity of what has become our biggest and best tour we’ve ever done.

On the 1st of December 2012, we released our second record “The Quietest Place on Earth” with a show at ‘The Roxbury’, a 100-capacity room in the Sydney suburb of Glebe. We had a new vigour with the recent addition of Matt Harvey on guitar following the departure of two founding members.