"Coffee Guy" is a hauntingly intimate song about fixation and desire that teeters on the edge of obsession. Told from the perspective of a woman who becomes consumed by the barista who serves her coffee each morning, the track traces her inner spiral of fantasy and longing. He remains oblivious, but in her mind he becomes more than just a stranger behind the counter - he is a daily ritual, an imagined lover, an irresistible presence she cannot let go of. With quietly unsettling undertones, "Coffee Guy" captures the fragile line between infatuation and obsession, leaving listeners with both sympathy and unease.
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"Gorgeous song" - Kirsten O'Brien, Presenter BBC Radio Berkshire
"Maud’s Dog are a unique musical entity. Their sound is a fantastic and free-travelling blend of jazz sophistication, theatrical art prog textures, easy listening folk minimalism, and troubadouring poetry."
There’s a weather-beaten patience to the arrangement, like the song itself is pausing to take in the long view. Maud’s Dog aren’t just telling Wilkins’ story - they’re breathing in the same dust and letting it settle into every note.
"Breathing life into vintage folk sounds and lacing that with profound, timeless lyricism, Maud’s Dog is a band for everyone. Pryce’s vocals drift from poignancy to empowerment with ease. Aligning with the pace, tone, and constant rise and fall of their melody, she tackles the personal narrative, reflecting on sorrow, hope, and resilience in one fell swoop."
