The band's third full-length record takes on the complex subjects of hope, mental health, doubts, living in the moment, courage, perception change, regrets from the past and worries about the future.

The new album was recorded in collaboration with Sheffield-based drummer Chris Barber and Berlin-based singer Aellie Coto, as well as singer-songwriters Luke Joyce (Harsh Winters from Edinburgh) and John Sibley (Victory Kicks from London). Tom Hill (ex-Modern Rituals; Muttering) worked his magic on the mixes at the Bookhouse Studios and long-time collaborator Andy "Hippie" Baldwin (Blur, Oasis, Interpol) sprinkled the sonic dust of mastering at Metropolis Studios.

Plastic Barricades is a faithful moniker of London singer-songwriter Dan Kert and his ever-changing troupe of collaborators. "We Stayed Indoors" album joins 2017 "Mechanics of Life" and 2020 "Self-Theories" in the band's catalogue.

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