North London band The Studio 68!—whose chaotic early ’90s shows laid the foundation stone of Britpop—have released their high-octane rock ‘n’ roll single, “Need A Miracle.” Steeped in late ’60s and early ’70s influences, the track is a cautionary tale and a tribute to every band that has “fallen foul of the music biz.” Capturing the energy of their unique, star-crossed world, the garage-rock single is a powerful aural ragu for a dish served cold.
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