Gurriers share bruising new single ‘Nothing Happens Twice’

Os Gurriers compartilharam outro single novo – você pode ouvir ‘Nothing Happens Twice’ abaixo.

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The song is the third preview of the Dublin band’s second album ‘Nobody’s Coming To Save You’, which is released on September 25 via Play It Again Sam.

The cut combines existential lyrics with the ‘dead internet’ theory, exploring the idea that the online world is increasingly made up of bots rather than real people.

It tackles political unease, digital alienation and brings a dose of dark humour.

Gurriers dropped the title track from ‘Nobody’s Coming To Save You’ in May, before sharing follow-up single ‘Party Lines’ last month.

No outono passado, a banda compartilhou o single ‘Erasure’ como o primeiro material novo desde seu álbum de estreia de 2024, ‘Come And See’. No início deste ano, Gurriers subiu ao palco no The Great Escape 2026, onde tocaram o então inédito ‘Nothing Happens Twice’.

NME featured the slot among our top 10 performances from the festival, writing: “The cathartic, doomy ‘Nobody’s Coming To Save You’ already sounds like an anthem, while dance-punk punisher ‘Nothing Happens Twice’ has people shouting its chorus back before it’s even been released.”.

Gurriers are appearing at Boomtown, Leeds Festival and Electric Picnic this month, among other UK and European events, ahead of their UK and European headline tour this autumn.

A UK and Ireland outstore record shop tour is scheduled to kick off next month, with dates in Dublin, Edinburgh, Dundee, Liverpool, Nottingham, Cardiff and Oxford.

Speaking to NME around the release of their debut LP, Gurriers described the project as “a statement of intent”. It also saw the group tackling thorny political issues, including the rise of the far right in Ireland.

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