For the first single of Dry The River lead singer PD Liddle's debut solo album, Brock Neal Roberts' delivers a restrained dystopian vision where a middle aged women must undergo a remarkable transformation, in order satsfy the demands of her male counterpart.

Shot in lush English countryside, it's an outwardly idyllic setting that, as with era-defining productions Get Out and Handmaid's Tale, contains psychological horror within. 

Liddle also offers a quietly charismatic performance of Uncanny Valley as a troubled member - or perhaps collaborator? - of this creepy world.