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"It’s a song that confronts the gaslighting we’re all collectively experiencing at the hands of these technocratic psychos and CEOs who are in it for only themselves and their stakeholders—even if it means annihilating their constituents, plundering the earth’s resources beyond repair, and destroying society writ large." - FLOOD
I loveeeee brinity but these guys should've kissed #notsorry
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Sundayclub share their second new single, “Blue Wave” an up-tempo, fuzzy, anthemic song, layered with three drum kits and the product of over 170 vocal takes. The track comes from their forthcoming self-titled, debut, SUNDAYCLUB for release on July 10th, 2026, via Paper Bag Records. “Blue Wave” leans into the complex feeling of “pre-nostalgia”–which happens when you experience nostalgia in real time and feel as though you miss the current moment before it’s even passed.
“She Knows, She Knows*”* arrives accompanied by a sinister, modern thriller of a video, featuring a mysterious party-goer with deadly powers.“Lies will always reveal themselves in the end. The tangled web we weave will always trap us and trip us up,” says Liam.
had to make an edit with this track the kids bursting through the window always makes me laugh