This month Glasgow band Atom Tree released their debut EP Tide Of Thorns, which opens with the track Die for Your Love that we featured on Dezeen Music Project last year.
45 is a brooding electronica track in a similar vein, which Atom Tree have made available to download for free as a nice taster of what you can expect to find on the EP itself.
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