The Dublin Noise-Makers Plug Straight Into The Static
Dublin’s Gurriers are back in full teeth-bared mode with “Party Lines”, an insatiable new single pulled from their forthcoming album Nobody’s Coming To Save You. Translation: no soft launch, no dainty entrance, no polite little toe-dip into the noise. This one arrives wired, sweaty, and already looking for the nearest strobe light.
Gurriers – Party Lines (Official Video) may read clean on paper, but the actual clip is all beautiful agitation. The band’s latest visual turns its political unease into a pressure-cooker rush, letting the track snarl, surge, and throw elbows without losing that hooky little chaos that keeps dragging us back in.
The single is the second track lifted from Nobody’s Coming To Save You, the band’s next album, set for release on September 25, 2026 via Play It Again Sam. “Party Lines” follows the album’s title track and keeps the Gurriers machine pointed toward the same glorious mess: dance-punk tension, social frustration, and guitars that sound like they have somewhere urgent to be.
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Gurriers Plug The Noise Back In
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There’s something very INYIM about a band this committed to making the room move while also refusing to let the room get comfortable. “Party Lines” is jagged enough for the basement, big enough for the festival field, and dramatic enough to make your playlist suddenly feel underdressed.
The official video was directed by Thomas James, whose visual style here leans right into the song’s restless pulse. It’s not just a performance clip tossed online because the release calendar needed a thumbnail. It feels like part of the single’s argument: loud bodies, sharp light, and the band pushing forward like the walls are closing in.
Watch Gurriers’ Official “Party Lines” Video
The official video catches Gurriers in full high-voltage form as “Party Lines” kicks off the next chapter from Nobody’s Coming To Save You.
Source: Official Gurriers YouTube, Gurriers “Party Lines” smartlink, and Thoughts Words Action.
