Witch Post have shared new single 'The Wolf' ahead of their debut EP

Witch Post have shared new single 'The Wolf', taken from their forthcoming debut EP 'Beast', set for release on 16th April.

The duo, comprising Alaska Reid and Dylan Fraser, formed after a chance meeting between the two artists, who discovered they originated from namesake towns in Scotland and Montana, respectively.

"Last night I left a big, raw soup bone at the end of the driveway with a note underneath," they say of the track. "This morning the bone is gone and all that is left is shredded paper covered in pinkish slobber. I walk with a friend and we speak about it all; the note, the bone, the feeling that I had been harboring in my gut that I needed to make contact. A few weeks back, I had pieced together the mystery of why neighbors' small dogs would go missing once a month, or trash cans would be tipped over, slashed with claw marks. It's all connected to those lonesome long howls that irritate people on moonlit nights. To me it's music. I saw his eyes once before, after a late night coming home. Now I can't stop looking for those two silver moons glinting deep in the bushes. I know we have to speak. I will try again soon, maybe with fruit this time…"

The EP 'Beast' features six tracks, including previously released singles 'Chill Out' and 'Rust'. The band recently performed a headline show for Dork's Night Out at The Sebright Arms in London.