This is not a normal debut album. We wanted to get it right. Finn OBrien The upcoming debut album The Four Five Three, a record of remarkable songs hewn from a range of tragically ragged, sweet and tender adolescent experiences you cant quite believe have been crammed into such a slight number of collective years. But therein lies the rub: The Jacques may have unremarkable musical origins emanating out of the fields and towns of rural England, best visualized in that seminal British comedyThis Country, with all the boredoms and eccentricities associated with the social isolation of such communities. But their personal journey is a unique tale of triumph over adversity and, like the best kind of drama and theirs is quite definitely a drama - one ofgain through loss.