Seems Unfair

Trust Fund's sophomore album Seems Unfair is an indie rock record with the bright, shaggy-dog qualities of early Superchunk, and it often recalls early Los Campesinos! minus the hyperactive streak. They are at their best when they throw in a soured note or stall the pace just as a song threatens to get too comforting.

Bristol-based twee-poppers return with their second record this year, refining their lyrical brand of indie-pop in to something sweeter and more succinct.

Check out our album review of Artist's Seems Unfair on Rolling Stone.com.

It’s an indie record that can make you feel like crying, laughing and dancing in one fell swoop.

After a whirlwind of touring in 2015, Trust Fund's second effort bursts with all the energy and shiny-eyed excitement of a band just realising their power.