In the shape of new album 'White Night Stand' Underground Railroad have made a career defining best – an intense, accomplished third that encapsulates a brooding Dystopian vision of modern London: Hailing from Paris, Underground Railroad’s outsider status perhaps has granted them a detached insight into the city's workings.

Further inspiration across the album came from Twin Peaks and David Lynch – Marion naming 'The Black Widow', 'The Orchid's Curse', and 'Traces To Nowhere' after episodes of the show, and 'Yellow Suit' in reference to 'Blue Velvet'. The album was produced in London by Underground Railroad and mixed Paul Walton (Massive Attack 'Mezzanine', Bjork 'Homogenic' and 'Vespertine').