WIRRAL rockers, The Mysterines, have released their new album Afraid Of Tomorrows.

The band, comprised of Lia Metcalfe (vocals/guitar), George Favager (bass), Callum Thompson (guitar) and Paul Crilly (drums), released their new music today (Friday, June 21) via Fiction Records.

As well as the new album release, the fourpiece shared a new single, The Last Dance, which follows the already shared Sink Ya Teeth and Stray.

Metcalfe said: “Afraid Of Tomorrows is a mirror where you find you’re nothing more than a formless being, one made from celestial constellations – of traumas, of the old and new, mistakes, addiction, fear and happiness, loneliness, but ultimately a desire for life and the fight to keep living. It’s a collage of what’s been lost and of love unbounded.

“Stray focuses on the aimless and untamed nature of the polarities of behaviour that we experience when dealing with suffering.

“Whether it’s guilt, paranoia or unexplained feelings of grandiosity. Often when the hands of loneliness have a firm grip over one’s eyes it can turn dangers into open doors inviting you in. We find a certain point of no return and we’re often led astray.”

The group are set to appear at various festival over the summer including Truck Festival and Tramlines. They will also support Bloc Party on their 20th anniversary show at Crystal Palace Park in London on July 7.

Tracklist:


1. The Last Dance
2. Stray
3. Another Another Another
4. Tired Animal
5. Jesse You’re A Superstar
6. Hawkmoon
7. Sink Ya Teeth
8. Junkyard Angel
9. Goodbye Sunshine
10. Inside A Matchbox
11. So Long
12. Afraid of Tomorrows