Vero return with Razor Tongue, a second full-length built on momentum and instinct, favouring immediacy over polish and commitment over restraint. Recorded with a stripped-back, forward-motion approach, the album captures a band pushing harder into raw, wiry alt-rock terrain. Where their debut established a tense and exploratory foundation, Razor Tongue leans into sharper edges and louder contrasts. Punk-charged guitars snap against detonating choruses, while the trio balance abrasion with a keen sense of melody. Lyrically, the record circles obsession, loneliness, and brittle declarations of love, delivered with urgency rather than introspection. The result is a focused, high-impact statement that thrives on risk and intensity, drawing loose parallels with the angular freedom of The Breeders, the dissonant spirit of Sonic Youth, and the bite of contemporary post-punk. Razor Tongue captures Vero at their most direct and decisive, committing fully to the rush of the moment.