"Ternion", from the Latin for a group of three, sees We Have Band make a stylistic leap on from their debut "WHB", which despite its critical acclaim the band were keen not to repeat. The result is a very different record, an intensely personal album that manages to be both uplifting and melancholic. Gone are the nonsense lyrics replaced by frank and honest accounts of their relationships, struggles to make sense of the world around them and the effect, both physical and emotional, of a life on the road.