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"Shock Horror" is a track by Shelf Lives, from the album Yes, offence. The track is 2:27 long. Dork has published 18 articles about Shelf Lives.
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Shelf Lives’ debut album ‘hypernormaL’ captures the weirdness of trying to feel real in a world that keeps asking you to perform.
The album release is set for 25th February 2026 via their own label.
The album features collaborations with artists Danio, Pat Alvarez, and Lola Sam.
Tickets for UK shows available now; EU ticket sales begin 20th November.
Featuring bass by a HotWax member and funded by a PRS grant.
The new EP will feature four tracks exploring themes of uncertainty and social media frustration.
Can you imagine?
Shelf Lives is the project of vocalist Sabrina Di Giulio and guitarist/producer Jonny Hillyard.
We've added another band to our new music blowout this month.
Shelf Lives is the project of vocalist Sabrina Di Giulio and guitarist/producer Jonny Hillyard.
Shelf Lives is the project of vocalist Sabrina Di Giulio and guitarist/producer Jonny Hillyard.
They've also announced a new EP.
"The track is that moment of realisation that we can’t 'fall off the rails' because despite all of the “stuff” we buy into we’re still 'none in a million'"
London-based electro-punk duo SHELF LIVES have already whipped up a buzz at festivals, yet they’ve only just announced their first-ever headline show in the capital. They’re coming up fast.
It's the final preview of their debut mini-album 'Yes, offence'.
It's a top pick.
The track is the latest taster of their forthcoming debut mini-album, 'Yes, offence'.