There’s something going bump in the night in the seaside town of Brighton. And it’s not the city’s thriving nightlife, but Esben And The Witch. The three piece, purveyors of moody electronica, have been likened to Portishead, the darker end of dubstep, the Cocteau Twins, and even mid-period Radiohead. Named after a Dutch fairytale, the sense of foreboding in their nightmarish dubstep has been been liked to horror film music, though this specific contention is one that they are keen to point out is just a coincidence.

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