Rolling Thunder to return with new single All Breaks Down and four more tracks this year

All Breaks Down is the first of five songs scheduled for release by the Northants indie-rockers this year.

The track, which is out on Friday, May 15, explores the inevitable highs and lows of young manhood and the fine line between fun and despair when out on the town with mates.

It showcases some of the band’s most reflective, self-aware and introspective lyrics, delivered with frontman Charlie Smith’s recognisable nervous energy.

Smith is joined in Rolling Thunder by Ryan Kelly, Joel Sweet, Josh Green and Harry Clayton.

All Breaks Down was recorded at Thorpe Recording Studio with Jon Martin and mixed and mastered at Plastic Tree Studios in Northampton by Dave Crawford.

It will be debuted live in London this month at the Far East Festival where the band are making their first appearance.

Following this, Rolling Thunder will release Gold Cup Speedway in June and all of the tracks which are penned for release this year will eventually come together as an EP which will follow 2023’s Know No Different and 2020’s The Nightshop.

Rolling Thunder have previously been championed by the likes of John Kennedy on Radio X, Kerrie Kosh on BBC Radio 1 and Charlie Ashcroft on Amazing Radio.

They’ve also shared stages with the likes of The Bluetones, FEET, The Royston Club, October Drift and The Clause as well as playing headline gigs across the UK.

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