The Raleigh, NC post-punk outfit took their sophmore release as an opportunity to ‘’hold space for criticism, critique, input, and inspiration from the rest of the band in any context.'' according to drummer Elise Jaffe. You can hear the group's attention to detail on the propulsive ‘’Siphon,'' which seamlessly cycles between moments of thick distortion and stretches of beautiful, interwoven guitar lines, or on the cathartic and fuzzed-out ‘’Blue Eternal,'' where Vann and Harrington’s crushing guitars and Jaffe’s insistent drumming are offset by the sweetness of Chazal’s harmonies. Throughout Running From the Chase — whose title alludes to the need to balance one’s individual desires with external expectations and pressures — Harrington’s lyrics plunge into despair and frustration, ...