London, England's Fanfarlo release their new album, Let's Go Extinct on Blue Horizon, the British blues label revived by legendary record industry veterans Seymour Stein and Richard Gotteher. Recorded by the band and David Wrench in a tucked-away recording studio in North Wales, Let's Go Extinct is, in many ways, the true successor to the band's much-feted debut, Reservoir. Let's Go Extinct could be seen as a concept album about human evolution and possible futures, if it weren't more entertaining and beautiful than that implies. Yes, it does grapple with the big questions, but always with a glint in its eye, a sense that nothing could ever be weirder than the truth, and a stirring chorus just about to break. Having cast off the colder, more synthetic feel of their second record, Rooms Filled With Light, Let's Go Extinct is the sound of the band cutting loose from all expectation, and just letting whatever's going to come, come. In doing so, they may just have made the record of their lives. Limited edition Clear Vinyl (available while stocks last).