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Cornish pop-punk quartet Kerosene Cocktail have returned with their single “Anything But Us Two.” Recorded at Cube Recording Studios alongside producer Ross Rothero-Bourge and multi-platinum producer Gareth Young, the track showcases an energetic mix of driving guitars, soaring hooks, and emotional depth.
Lyrically, “Anything But Us Two” explores the bittersweet tension of a relationship coming to an end without falling into typical heartbreak clichés. Instead, the band delivers an anthemic arrangement packed with dynamic shifts and singalong energy. Drummer Kenny Couch noted that the group poured everything into making this their biggest and most emotional release to date. Building on a landmark year filled with packed live shows and growing national radio support, Kerosene Cocktail continue to solidify their place among the UK’s fastest-rising pop-punk acts. Stream “Anything But Us Two” on all major streaming platforms today.
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