Ellie Bleach returns with her sophomore EP Now Leaving West Feldwood via tastemaker label Sad Club Records (Clara Mann / John Myrtle).

Set within the fictional town of West Feldwood, the EP explores the lives of an anthology of residents – with each track told from the perspective of a different character. As the final sixth track concludes the story, it sheds light on a sinister undercurrent as West Feldwood meets an unfortunate end. Ellie adds, “this EP is taking my world building to the next level. All of the town's residents are lonely, misunderstood and dissatisfied, but ironically all unaware of their impending demise.”

With a penchant for cinematic storytelling, Ellie Bleach’s wry wit and esoteric lyrical style harbours a biting cynicism that examines the strange eccentricities of modern life. Pulling from the world-building mastery of Ethel Cain and the charismatic showmanship of CMAT, her music soundtracks a rotating cast of lonely misunderstood people that exist within suburbia.

A grandiose EP with flawless lyricism, Now Leaving West Feldwood is a show stopping storyline propelled through Ellie Bleach’s compelling narrative wit.

Vinyl includes EP tracklist on Side A, with Side B containing previously released hits ‘Leave Me Alone’ & ‘I Thought I Saw You Last Night’ as well as an unreleased balladic demo version of ‘Doing Really Well Thanks’.

Tracklist:

Side A:

Pamela

Lakehouse

Hottest Man Alive 1995

Whole Lotta Nothing

That’ll Show ‘Em

Now Leaving West Feldwood

Side B / Bonus Tracks:

I Thought I Saw You Last Night

Leave Me Alone

Doing Really Well Thanks (Balladic Demo Version)