Nobody's Coming To Save You

Description

Gurriers reaches a new milestone with Nobody's Coming To Save You, a second album more massive, abrasive, and ambitious than ever. Revealed by a meteoric rise on the Irish punk scene, from Later with Jools Holland to the stages of Glastonbury and Wembley, the band here transforms the urgency of their beginnings into a blast tailored for big venues. Recorded between Donegal and London with Mark Bowen (Idles) and Loren Humphrey, then mixed by John Congleton, the album amplifies everything that makes Gurriers so powerful: post-punk tension, hardcore rage, cathartic choruses, and a sharp gaze on the contemporary world. Between angular guitars, industrial surges, and noise explosions, the band alternates political anger, intimate disillusionment, and unifying energy. Dense, frontal, and visceral, Nobody's Coming To Save You confirms Gurriers as one of the most powerful and essential voices of the new European punk scene.