The Marauders embark on a journey of sex, sadness, and self-actualisation through their self-titled debut album, giving us an insight into the wonderous inner workings of the London-based group. Their ode to psychedelic rock is signified by the album's opener, Me and Your Mama, and ends with the heartfelt dedication to childhood and adolescence, a theme that runs heavily through all their work. From Sirius Black’s erotic recital of desire to Remus Lupin’s gut-wrenching lyricism on Lover, You Should’ve Come Over, the Marauders continue to successfully seduce their audience on another incredible, yet not surprising, record.