an intimate indie pop drift through fading love, late-night fear, and the quiet spaces between us

twin bed by fir the band sinks into that tender space where old break-ups still echo around the room, soft and unfinished. the song drifts with a kind of fragile glow, tracing the way love can fade unevenly, how two people can lie inches apart yet feel whole worlds away. built on dreamy guitars and warm, nostalgic textures, it captures the small tremors of a bond that is slowly slipping but not quite gone.

you can hear the flat in edinburgh in the song’s bones, the late-night conversations, the nervous questions about the future, the way heartbreak makes the air feel heavier. the production stays intimate, almost bedroom-raw, but the emotion swells gently toward something cinematic. fir the band balance indie pop shimmer with coming-of-age honesty, landing somewhere between wallows’ breezy melancholy and clairo’s soft confession.

there is a sweetness in how vulnerable it feels, how the song never rushes to resolve anything. it just holds the moment, letting the ache breathe. twin bed is the quiet truth of falling out of love, told with softness, clarity, and a kind of courage that feels deeply human.

thank u for making this fir the band 🌫️