Stereogum — Moody Leeds rockers Eagulls put out their sophomore album Ullages last month, and today the band is following it up with a video for “Velvet.” “I was a fan of John Minton’s work that he’d created for Portishead and was lucky enough to get h... more info

DrownedInSound — Eagulls singer and songwriter George Mitchell gives DiS a track-by-track rundown of their second album, 'Ullages'. more info

Guardian Music — (Partisan)In theory, cleaning up their previously scuzzy guitar sound and stripping out the hardcore stylings ought to have made Eagulls’ post-punk songs more accessible. And yet, although that’s precisely what the Leeds five-piece have... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — David Bazan's Blanco, Eagulls' Ullages, Islands' Should I Remain Here at Sea? & Taste, and Young Magic: Still Life are all new albums I can recommend this week. Archival releases include a remastered and expanded 3-LP edition of Wolf... more info

Guardian Music — (Partisan Records) Related: Eagulls: Eagulls review – exciting times for British guitar music The sound of Ullages (an anagram of Eagulls’ name) is bigger and more expansive than the Leeds five-piece’s 2014 debut, but there are f... more info

Consequence of Sound — Leeds post-punk outfit's latest is barren, lonely, and affecting. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo by Mimi Hong Eagulls second album, Ullages, is out this week and while it's still in the same gloomy post-punk universe as their debut, the new record takes a different tack, slowing things down a bit with a greater emphasis on atmosphere ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Leeds post-punk outfit returns with its sophomore effort. more info

Stereogum — Eagulls, the Leeds band who traffic in a dark and murky form of punk rock, are a few days away from releasing Ullages, their sophomore album. Like their self-titled 2014 debut, this one taps deeply into the same vein as the the gloomier, gothier Brit... more info

DrownedInSound — Ullages represents a marked progression for Eagulls. more info