Mandy, Indiana return with URGH, a fiercely focused statement rooted in refusal, bodily truth and the urge to push back. Written during an intense residency on the outskirts of Leeds and completed across Berlin and Greater Manchester, the album captures the band at their most direct - a volatile fusion of industrial tension, bristling techno and serrated experimental noise. Vocalist Valentine Caulfield treats voice as instrument and blade, switching between playfulness and scalding volatility. The record threads fractured club pressure, deconstructed abrasion and moments of stark clarity - from bruised cinematic passages to hard rhythmic hits - always with a sense of risk and volatility. Guest turns (including billy woods) amplify the unruliness rather than soften it. URGH is a physical album in every sense - confronting power structures, personal harm, systemic indifference and the uneasy beauty inside resistance. It is restless, confrontational and defiantly alive.