On 'WE WERE JUST HERE', Dundalk's Just Mustard surge out of the shadows from the submerged world of 'Heart Under' with a sound that leans toward light and euphoria. Their signature elements remain intact - warped guitars, cavernous low ends, twisted sound design - but this time the noise is channeled into something warmer and more melodic. Inspired by club spaces and physical joy, the songs strive for immediacy and feeling. Katie Ball's vocals rise higher in the mix, capturing a conflicted pursuit of happiness that she describes as 'trying to feel euphoric, but at a cost'. Produced by the band and mixed by David Wrench, the album expands their emotional palette while keeping things strange, textured, and uniquely their own. 'WE WERE JUST HERE' explodes into technicolor, creating a world that feels immediate, haunted and ecstatic.