In 2014, drummer Alex Wizard moved from
London to
Leeds and then began writing music with his brother Jimmy Wizard. The pair then enlisted guitarists Louis Hardy and Max Harper, and began to search for a vocalist, however unable to find anybody, Jimmy handed bass duties to Ethan Wilkinson and began singing himself. Their debut album
Soul Structure was released on 19 May 2017. On 13 August 2017, they opened for
Turnstile on their sole UK date of the year, at the
Brudenell Social Club in Leeds. In September 2017, they opened for
No Warning on the Life or Death Tour, along with
Vein,
Twitching Tongues and
Backtrack. In June 2018, they played
Download Festival. In September 2018, they headlined a free show at London's
Dr. Martens store, with support by
Arms Race and Stages in Faith. In April and May 2019, they toured the U.S. is support of
Knocked Loose,
the Acacia Strain and
Harm's Way. In August 2019, they performed at
Reading and Leeds Festivals and
Two Thousand Trees Festival. In September 2019, they signed to
Roadrunner Records, and announced that their sophomore album
27 Miles Underwater would be released 24 January 2020 and opened for Vein on their North American tour. On 6 September 2019, they released their first single from the album titled "Seamless". On 12 November, they album's second single "Low Season" was released. From 20 January 2020 to 28 January, they went on a North American co-headline tour with Take Offence and support from
Drain. From January 29 to 9 February, they headlined their own North American tour, with support from Life's Question, Queensway and Hangman. From 16 February to 6 March, they opened for
Beartooth on their European headline tour, with addition support from
the Amity Affliction. On 20 February, it was announced that the band would play the first
Knotfest at Sea, from 10 to 14 August 2020, however the festival was postponed a year due to the
COVID-19 pandemic. On 24 November,
Kerrang! released a video of a live performance by the band at the K! Pit in East London. In June 2021, the band played the
Download Festival Pilot, the first music festival held the United Kingdom since the Coronavirus outbreak in March 2020. In an interview with
Kerrang! released on 15 December 2021, it was announced that guitarist Louis Hardy had "quietly" left the group in the prior months. Because of this Jimmy Wizard, took over on guitar in studio, and
Big Cheese bassist Joe Williams became the band's touring guitarist. In the same interview, they announced the release of the single "Fall From Grace", which was released on 17 December. In 2022, Hardy joined the band in their performance at Outbreak Fest, citing his return to the group. On 7 February 2024, the band released the single "Absolute Bloom", which was followed on 13 June by the single "Stillpoint" featuring Mikey Petroski of
Never Ending Game. On 27 June 2025, the band surprise released their third LP ''
There's Love in This World if You Want It'' via
Nuclear Blast. ==Musical style and influences==