The Orchestra (For Now) push their London prog vision forward on Plan 76, an EP that sharpens their mix of avant-garde rock, baroque indie, post-hardcore bursts, and jazz-tinged chaos. Where their debut embraced maximalism, this follow-up balances intensity with rare moments of stripped-back fragility. Lead single Hattrick captures this shift, moving between brooding verses and eruptions of vocal power, driving rhythms, cinematic strings, and unrestrained guitars. It’s a vivid display of the band’s ability to fuse humour, unpredictability, and melody into something both ambitious and immediate. Building on the momentum of Plan 75, which ignited acclaim across critics and fans alike, The Orchestra (For Now) have already graced stages at Green Man and End Of The Road. Plan 76 closes the first chapter of their story while opening new possibilities for what’s to come.