Coming out on September 6th via Sharptone Records, Sundiver is Boston Manor’s fifth album andone that represents a glimmering dawn for the Blackpool five-piece. Grown from a seedbed ofoptimism and sobriety, the LP celebrates new beginnings, second chances and rebirth. With twomembers recently stepping into fatherhood, hope is baked into every note. “Datura came out ofthese really dark few years over the hangover of the pandemic,” Henry reflects.“ I’d been strugglinga lot with drinking and not taking care of myself and bad mental health and stuff. We wantedSundiver to be the next morning of the following day.” He explains that it feels good this time roundto write through the lens of positivity. “The themes began to emerge, of rebirth, spring, dawn,sunshine and then other elements just started to fit into that.” It was during the making of Sundiverthat Henry found out he was going to be a dad. This album is a significant one for the band.Originally coming out of the emo and pop punk scene, they’ve explored sonics and genresthroughout their career, taken risks and achieved more than they could ever had dreamed of.They’ve grown up as Boston Manor – their lives and the world changing around them. They’re nowtaking stock, at a crossroads of the band they were, and the band they could be.

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