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"... there’s barely a moment on Distance Inbetween that doesn’t ooze new-found strength and inspiration – even the closing 'End Credits', a mellotron cameo that sounds as if it were recorded on a wax cylinder, boasts a haunting melody and eerie charm entirely in keeping with the album’s character and quality. It all makes for the most welcome comeback of the year so far." - The Independent "Can it really be 14 years since the Coral’s debut album? The playful, genre-bending band of that record have since metamorphosed, quite naturally, but the spirit of psychedelic exploration is very much present on their first set of new songs since 2010." - The Guardian Distance Inbetween is the eighth studio album by the English indie rock band The Coral. It's their first album after a five-year hiatus, their first without guitarist Lee Southall and also the first with Southall's replacement, Paul Molloy. The band recorded the album at Liverpool's Parr Street Studios with co-producer Richard Turvey in 2015. The band took a disciplined approach to recording, in which they would arrive at the studio in the morning, work until 10 pm and then go home. Most of the album was recorded live, with overdubs kept to a minimum and the first take (of usually three) often being the chosen one. In total, recording took approximately three weeks, followed a lengthier process of piecing the tracks together.