Dubbed "Bristol's next national breakthrough" by The Guardian, Scaler return with a repress of their acclaimed sophomore album Endlessly Following its nomination for Best Independent Album at the AIM Independent Music Awards, Endlessly cements the four-piece's reputation as one of the UK's most exciting boundary-pushing acts. Described by DJ Mag as "a reflection on time spent apart and the power of reconnection through configurations of scorched techno, trip-hop, metal and off-kilter electronica, brushed with a sweaty, basement sheen," Endlessly is Scaler's most ambitious and fully realised work to date. Written after the isolation of the pandemic, the album marks a conscious shift towards collaboration and collective creativity. As the band explain: "Endlessly truly feels like our first real album. Unlike our debut, which was made in isolation during Covid lockdowns, this record was shaped by many minds working together to find cohesion between the diverse art and music that inspires us. It's our most expansive, dynamic and fully realised body of work to date—and one we're incredibly proud of." Blending crushing electronics, industrial textures and cinematic songwriting, Endlessly captures Scaler at their most confident, while laying the foundations for the ever-evolving live reinterpretations that have become central to the band's identity.
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