Across the last year and change, London duo Leo Fincham and Rowan Please have cut a thrilling figure as Worldpeace DMT, achieving a blend of 1960s psychedelic pop and modern-day production touches that have resulted in truly timeless-sounding art. On their sophomore album Stick Around for Tea, Fincham and Please continue to deepen and develop their increasingly singular songwriting approach, paring back to the essentials of their sound to reveal more of themselves than ever before—all the while remaining just tantalizingly out of reach. At once whip-smart and sincere, unadorned and teeming with inventiveness, Worldpeace DMT are staying unpredictable to great aplomb across Stick Around for Tea, further justifying their reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting groups right now. With Stick Around for Tea, Fincham and Please continue to sharpen their capacity to surprise at every corner, every song a jewel with gleaming edges that continue to reveal themselves after repeated listens.