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"When It Breaks" is a single by Inhaler, from the album It Won't Always Be Like This, released 8th July 2021. The track is 3:43 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Inhaler.
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Before their debut album, Wet Leg’s first two singles established a sharp comic voice, an appetite for hooks and a live identity the Isle of Wight duo were still learning in public.
Almost two years ago, Inhaler were set to play Brixton Academy for the first time. Fate interfered, and as the venue closure and ever-receding reopening date got in the way, their debut was indefinitely postponed. It ended up being a blessing and a curse; it’s not that they weren’t prepared in 2023. Their second album ‘Cuts & Bruises’ was primed and ready for massive rooms, but the iconic academy deserved Inhaler at their best. That’s exactly what they are right now.
With their third album, Inhaler step boldly into uncharted territory, leaving their comfort zone behind to create their most ambitious and authentic record yet. Out this Friday (7th February), delve deeper into ‘Open Wide’ with this excerpt from our February 2025 cover feature.
October 2021. Inhaler are storming London’s Kentish Town Forum in the sort of manner that makes you wonder if the walls holding up this venue can withstand it much longer. Coming towards the end of an opening chapter that took them from buzzy newcomers to bonafide leaders of a new pack of bands - it’s the sort of affirming show that leaves you more excited than ever for where they go next.
There was never any doubt, was there? From the moment Inhaler touched down, it felt pretty much guaranteed. Not only packing the sort of hit-rate that would make most bands green with envy, but with the personality and swagger of a unit destined to play on the biggest of nights - their rise as the cream of the metaphorical pint of trailblazing faves was never in question. It's what makes their turn at Kentish Town Forum even more impressive - not only in its overflowing brilliance but also in its promise of even grander stages to come. If tonight was the coronation of a band thriving, then Inhaler took that crown, threw it to the side and said, 'we're only getting started'.