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Chartreuse
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Chartreuse
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Heaven Sent — played 2026-02-05
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Chartreuse — Heaven Sent
Played: 2026-02-05 (new release)
Black Country four-piece Chartreuse are back with 'Heaven Sent,' a raw and reflective new single exploring grief, anxiety, and the weight of personal history. Following their album 'Bless You & Be Well' from late 2025, 'Heaven Sent' turns inward, with vocalist Hattie Wilson reflecting on the complicated emotions tied to her hometown. It's an honest and quietly powerful return from a band continuing to deepen their emotional reach.
Chartreuse
Origin: Black Country, West Midlands, England · formed 2013–2014 · active
Members: Mike Wagstaff (vocals, guitar), Harriet "Hattie" Wilson (vocals, keyboards), Rory Wagstaff (drums), Perry Lovering (bass)
Genre: Indie rock / folk rock
Discography:
Keep Checking Up On Me (2020) — EP — Communion Records
Is It Autumn Already? (2021) — EP — Communion Records
Morning Ritual (2023) — Communion Records
Bless You & Be Well (2025) — Communion Records
Facts:
Recorded Bless You & Be Well at Flóki studio in Iceland with producer Sam Petts-Davies, made during a period marked by Wilson's major surgeries and Lovering's loss of his father.
Collaborated with former Maccabees frontman Orlando Weeks on "Satellites" (2022) and opened for Local Natives on their North American tour (2023).