Krill may have split up about ten months ago, but that doesn’t mean the old Boston-based bbs immediately stopped making their brand of mumbly, hazy, experimental rock. And they’ve just released an EP to prove it.

The trio has given us just five more songs, just about 25 more minutes of their lo-fi, slacker sound. Still, the band insists that they haven’t reunited, but just wanted to share the music made in the band’s final days. On the EP, simply called ‘Krill,’ they cover subjects ranging from violence and cowardice on “Happy,” to ~the void~ on 6.5 minute-long “The Void.” And the EP’s last track, “Billy,” barely hits the seven minute mark, and lingers.

But listen to the five song-long EP for yourself below. And if you’re not quite ready, that’s ok. They’ll be here. Krill forever.