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Track: TOXIC Times Ahead: Yours Truly drop single and announce release date for Album

  • May 9, 2024
  • Deb Pelser
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Sydney trio, Yours Truly (Mikaila Delgado Vocals, Teddie Winder-Haron Guitar, Henry Beard Drums,) have unveiled their latest endeavour: the forthcoming album ‘TOXIC,’ scheduled for release on Friday, August 16th, through UNFD.

Additionally, the band has debuted a new single, ‘Sour,’ inviting listeners to immerse themselves in their evolving musical narrative.

“Sour was written during a session after I was feeling extremely burnt out. We had come off extensive touring and quite a turbulent time not only for the band but personally as well. I was just feeling so bitter towards everything and trying to force writing when it just wasn’t naturally flowing made me so angry. We got to a stage as a band where we had a lot of people in our ear telling us what to do and how they thought we should do it. I just thought “fuck this, this is our fucking band, I’m going to do what I want!””

Vocalist Mikaila Delgado.

‘Sour’ follows on from Yours Truly’s most recent single ‘Call My Name,’ with the latter praised by Kerrang! for its catchy wiles as well as spending multiple weeks in triple j’s Most Played list. Adopting modernised pop punk stylings alongside themes of self discovery, ‘Call My Name’ seamlessly leads into ‘Sour’s’ powerhouse qualities, with both offering a tempting peek into what lies in wait on ‘TOXIC.’

Yours Truly spent 2023 touring Europe alongside You Me At Six, ticking off their first ever UK headline shows, supporting Against The Current in North America and touring Australia nationally with Neck Deep, Yours Truly kicked off 2024 with an appearance at THPS25 in Brisbane, celebrating 25 years of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater with Tony Hawk himself in attendance, as well as embarking on their entirely sold out Call My Name Tour across Australian in March. Yours Truly will also return overseas later this year, appearing at Reading and Leeds Festival in the UK this August alongside headliners Blink-182, Fred Again, Lana Del Rey, Liam Gallagher and others.

Presave ‘Toxic’ HERE.

Photo credit: Max Pasalic

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