North London trio Wyldest create music under brooding night skies and their latest release 'Stalking Moon' feels like a powerful yet fragile piece of nocturnal art. Lead vocalist Zoe Meads lays her soul completely bare with her introspective midnight mind and beautiful voice, and it feels truly a privilege to be part of the process. Their captivating blend of shoe gaze lilts and tender dark folk is familiar sonic territory for those who adore Beach House. Hazy riffs give way to surging percussion and a biting crescendo, heightening the journey to an extremely powerful end indeed. 'Stalking Moon' is the second single to be included on the bands EP Dark Matter, which will be ours to enjoy on March 18th via Hand In Hive. The release will be celebrated with a spectacular headline show at London's Servant Jazz Quarters on March 21st and it is one we really do not want to miss. -LB