United in Isolation

Conceptually, Thomas Rawle has described United in Isolation as quot;almost a concept albumquot;, with a main lyrical quot;focal pointquot;. quot;In a very broad sense, it's about human nature's desire to always be coupled with another, and how love can sometimes be a vessel of selfishness. It's almost like animal behavior, and I guess we are animals, just with language and egoquot;. in regards to their previous releases from a musical perspective, bassist Angus Gardiner likens the band's musical evolution evident throughout United in Isolation as quot;like a windy road that's slowly becoming straight. At the start we were covering so much ground and now it's all sort of funneling into one directionquot;. Adding to the discussion of the more focused musical direction of United in Isolation, singer/guitarist Thomas Rawle said quot;I feel like people couldn't really gauge our direction before [with previous EPs] but now they should have a very good idea of what we're aboutquot;.