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The new ‘Dopamine Chamber’ single is due at 5pm today, following its live debut in Brooklyn.

Gurriers’ second album ‘Nobody’s Coming To Save You’ is at Number 31 in the UK Albums Chart midweek update.

Gurriers’ second album is out now, accompanied by Thomas James’ new video for ‘Waiting For Fisher’.

And, well, that's basically it.

Dublin post-punks Gurriers have built their reputation on furious live shows and an equally furious view of modern life. On second album 'Nobody's Coming To Save You', they're digging deeper and discovering there might be reasons for hope after all.

'Nobody’s Coming To Save You' arrives on 25th September via Play It Again Sam, with seven record shop outstores around its release.

Third preview of second album 'Nobody's Coming To Save You' arrives ahead of autumn tour.

The Dublin band have also shared a video for the track, directed by Thomas James.

Dundalk folk group reveal record made with The Coral's James Skelly in Liverpool.

The Dublin five-piece have also confirmed autumn touring plans.

Video depicts a clandestine office, echoing themes of resistance and surveillance.

The expanded Soundhood Hackney festival, featuring Folly Group and Courting, will take place across three venues with beer experiences included.

London's Wide Awake Festival adds more artists to its 2025 lineup alongside headliners Kneecap.

The video accompanies their recent debut album and London show announcement.
It's impossible to overstate how impressive this album is.

The album, out now, explores themes of societal issues.

The track explores themes of nightlife and behavior.

The band's new album is out in September.

Check out their new single 'Close Call' now.

The band "really leaned in on our dance influences", they explain.