It’s hard to believe that over two decades have passed since Tunng's genre-blurring debut, This is Tunng... Mother’s Daughter and Other Songs, emerged from an East London studio.

Tunng’s eighth studio album, Love You All Over Again, marks a return to their roots, with Mike Lindsay and Sam Genders revisiting the influences of their early work.

Lindsay explains that they consciously reconnected with their original sound, drawing from the eclectic influences that shaped their early music. The album reflects this sense of full-circle, blending texture, melody, and intricate production in a way that recalls their first principles.

Over the years, Tunng’s sound has evolved, from early folktronica albums to more live-band and experimental productions. They've toured globally, collaborated with Tinariwen and gained widespread critical acclaim. Between albums, the band’s members have also pursued solo projects, but Love You All Over Again sees Lindsay and Genders back at the helm.

With its mix of folk-hymnal intimacy, electronic textures and surprising arrangements, Love You All Over Again feels like a quintessential Tunng album. It’s both familiar and fresh, capturing the band’s eclectic spirit and sense of wonder, while also feeling like a comforting presence in uncertain times.