Recently, HAUS took to the road playing their rebellious, alt-rock to ever growing crowd's of fans. Now, we all have the opportunity to vibe to their synth-fused sounds wherever we may be as the London five-piece have released their debut EP, SWYSEP, via Atlas Artists. Even more exciting is that the EP features previously unreleased track 'Don't Care Enough'. Composed of floor-filling rhythms, a colourful patchwork of synths and spiky guitars with central motif, "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, these lying games, too much to undo" - this is another anthemic refrain from the deservedly hyped Tottenham band HAUS. We're sure you'll be raring to listen to their first full EP, and for your personal insight, here's what lead singer Ashley Mulimba tells us about SWYSEP: "This EP highlights the main questions people are quite often scared to address, (as cliché as it sounds) why are we actually here and what is our purpose? Why is GOD and life after death such a big topic in our everyday lives at least some of it isn't the truth? What mysteries lie beyond the reach of our senses? It also speaks about the dark time we are going at the moment but sense of hope and togetherness we're getting from it, the sense of belief and inspiration we can draw from it. We live in a society now that oppresses our creativity and originality. A society that separates us makes us compete against each other. We blame society, but we are society. We can change." - HT