Categories: NEWS

Dance-Punk Tension: Hear The Fake Friends’ New Single Ahead Of Debut LP Release

Photo by Nick Pegg

Montreal’s six-piece The Fake Friends launch the lead-up to their debut LP, Let’s Not Overthink This, with the single “A Sucker Born Every Minute” on Stomp Records. The track is a sharp, melodic jolt, threading dance-punk tension through a thick post-punk backbone, landing somewhere between Parquet Courts and Culture Abuse. Built for both the floor and the headphones, the rhythmic and hook-forward song captures emotional candor, circling themes of self-recognition and running from responsibility. This intentional “mess” offers the first look at their cohesive and powerful full-length effort.

Djordje Miladinović

Hi, my name is Djordje and music is my passion. You'll probably find me at the gigs, in a local record store, distro or in front of my PC searching for some quality music to listen to. Do not hesitate to contact me. By becoming a Patron, you're keeping Thoughts Words Action alive. https://www.patreon.com/thoughtswordsaction

Recent Posts

Deux Visages Share “Pixelate”

Photo by Juliette Boulay Deux Visages share another vulnerable and crushing dreampop single “Pixelate” alongside…

20 hours ago

Commoner Drop New Single “Passerby”

Photo courtesy of the band. Phoenix, Arizona- Emo/alternative band Commoner recently announced the release of their forthcoming…

20 hours ago

Cosmic Joke To Release New Album On November 6 Via Revelation Records

Photo by Albert Licano Cosmic Joke is bridging the gap between the gritty authenticity of…

20 hours ago

Die Buben im Pelz Release New Song

Photo by Cizek-Graf Die Buben im Pelz have written yet another love song. This time,…

20 hours ago

POWER TRIP Drop Double Single “Precinct 3” / “Scavenger”

Photo by Samantha Tellez POWER TRIP return from what feels like an eternity – today…

21 hours ago

ALL HOURS Announce Debut Album, “Everything In Between”

Photo by Alex Nelson/Emerge Creative New York-based rock label Equal Vision Records, Velocity Records and…

21 hours ago