The Kent outfit shares new single, All My Friends, following the immense success of the banger Barbiturates.

The infectious tune builds on a solid foundation of staggering guitars and tormenting percussion. It’s a glittering combo of cheerfulness and some deeply rooted teen angst thrown in there. The antagonistic attitude and slight sardonic twist gives a dazzling edge to the lighter parts of the soundscape. All My Friends balances the duality of the message well, and launched with a humorous and slightly morbid lyrics video, the tune definitely will stick for a while.

Frontman Jamie Glass explains:

I wrote it as a sort of anti-enjoyment song to compete with all of the age orientated pop music I hear in mainstream music. I wanted to use lyrics that would alienate people that live inside their bubbles whilst constantly trying to rationalise all of the safe decisions they made to get to that point.

Although the message is clear throughout song – I wanted to appear a little hypocritical and a little childish. I leaned towards using squeamish metaphors to make a mockery of the point I was making.

The band also posted a video on their social media urging young people to vote in the upcoming general election. “It’s very important that you use your democratic right to vote”, they say.

So, just in case you needed another reason to like them, it seems as though these guys have got their heads in the right place.

Get Inuit are set to play their headline show at London’s Dingwalls on the 25th of May. More live dates below.

May

06 – 02 Institute 3, Birmingham (w/ Clean Cut Kid)
08 – The Exchange, Bristol (w/ Clean Cut Kid)
09 – Patterns, Brighton (w/ Clean Cut Kid)
12 – Sound Control, Manchester (w/ Clean Cut Kid)
20 – Academy, Liverpool (w/ Clean Cut Kid)
25 – Dingwalls, London

July

08 – 2000 Trees, Cheltenham
22 – Truck Festival, Oxfordshire

September

12 – Boardmasters, Cornwall