'Lost' is a mosaic of cosmic sonics, sensually exploring souls and the meeting of minds through interwoven samples and words achingly bruised by fears and fractured love.

The ever-mysterious London-based duo, TENDER, have just unveiled their latest glistening electro-soul earworm ‘Afternoon’.

'Belong' is another slick example of how TENDER's silky-smooth sound is developing, with warming vocals trickling over softly applied drum machines and gossamer synth vibrations

In keeping with TENDER's more recent output - yes, we know they've only been a band for a minute - 'Bleed' is an ebbing, flowing, melting pot of wispy vocals, elegant synths and enticing beats.

'Melt' follows TENDER's bracing, '90s-leaning debut 'Legion' and its stellar brother 'Armour' with slow-burning downtempo grooves coming to the fore beside some delicately authoritative vocals.

'Armour' comes from a similar world to their (very) recent debut, in that it conveys both modern and nostalgic essences; SOHN-ish synth loops are cut with some classically British vocals, downtempo bedroom beats lap at grooving basslines.

A polished three-minute number which poses more questions about TENDER than answers, 'Legion' is skewered by a trembling snaking bassline and the frontman's bleached croon.