Ahead of their new album, 'Better Luck Next Time' due out 27th October via Is Right Records, Sundara Karma have returned this week their dazzling new single Miss Again. Written as an ode to longing and love left behind, the track's underpinned guitars and buoyant driving energy come to a head in a unique juxtaposition to its darker lyrical material. Speaking about its origins in the studio collaborating with Spector's Fred Macpherson and his ambitions for the track, lead vocalist and guitarist Oscar Pollock said: "I’m quietly hoping that Miss Again becomes a crowd favourite at our live shows. It’s so fun to play, even though the lyrics are kinda depressing. The song was written earlier this year when Fred Macpherson and I happened to be out in LA at the same time. We were working on another song but felt a bit jaded by it so we decided to take a break. I remember I went to the loo, and when I came back Fred had started a new track and had programmed in pretty much the whole song. It was an instant vibe. I laid down some guide vocals and for some reason kept singing the phrase ‘Miss Again’ and we thought that would be a great title. It took me a few months to write the rest of the lyrics but I’m really happy with how everything came together."

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