On the bank holiday weekend they played a cool set at DIY’s festival, with Celeste on base stepping to the front of the stage to dance, as lead singer Wafah remained more aloof in her delivery. More shy than I expected, the band are growing into themselves and it’s a breath of fresh air to see some modesty in a world of big egos. The EP itself alludes to an outsider, imposter feeling of thriving weeds – creeping speedwells are the weeds featured in the artwork and title. Their track, hollow scene even speaks to “Cultural and social dissociation as a gateway to an easier life, but also acknowledging that this in itself is - in the philosophical sense of the word - absurd.” This up-rooted feeling is familiar to anyone trying to blend in when they really do not.