Birmingham dream-pop trio Jaws are back with their third record: "Things have changed, but we're making it work"

When Jaws first burst onto the music scene, they did so under a spotlight keenly focused on bands emerging out of Birmingham. A few years on and a lot has changed: that initial burst of hype might have faded, but as they continue to play packed out shows across the country it's clear that the energy and enthusiasm surrounding this West Midlands trio is one thing that's endured. "There's a different dynamic to how it all works, but it still works," Connor Schofield states. "Over the last couple of years, we've all got jobs. I live away now…" Growing up might not sound all that appealing on paper, but with the release of their third album Jaws have rediscovered a brand new sense of self. "Things have changed, but we're still making it work," Connor affirms. "Not too much has actually changed in that way."