More Time is the third studio album from Elephant Kind — a record that doesn't sit still long enough to be categorised, and doesn't want to be.
 
Written across two cities and two very different states of mind — the sprawling, electric chaos of Jakarta and the introspective quiet of London — More Time is the sound of a band fully stepping into themselves. Alt-rock foundations collide with breakbeats and house rhythms, melancholic ballads dissolve into dance-floor catharsis, and Eastern textures weave through it all without warning. Hip hop, rock, house, dance — and then some. As producer Bam Mastro puts it: "a twist and turn of frequencies pulling you from one realm to the next."
 
Produced by Mastro and co-produced on select tracks by Iain Berryman, the album was recorded at Narcissus Studios and Premises Studios in London, mixed by Robert AdamStevenson, and mastered by Christian Wright at Abbey Road. This is a record that was built properly — and it sounds like it.