With their second album fast approaching, The 1975 have shared ‘Somebody Else’, a fourth taster.

Surprisingly introspective, it’s a world away from the brash madness of ‘Love Me’, ‘UGH!’ and ‘The Sound’, the band’s previous public forays into their huge, 17-track long new album ‘I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It’. “I don’t want your body, but I need to think about you with somebody else,” laments Matty Healy over liquid synth-work and a dancefloor-directed bounce.

“It’s something that talks about the guilty feelings that you don’t really like thinking about,” teased Matty in an interview with Zane Lowe. They also mentioned a “crazy idea” that the pair cooked up which’ll be emerging in the next couple of weeks, apparently. Lord knows what that’s about. Stream it below, via Apple Music.

Pick up the new, February issue of DIY to read our verdict on that mammoth, indulgent returning LP, and stream ‘Somebody Else’ below. ‘I Like It When You Sleep…’ is released Friday 26th February. Which is next week. Blimey.