Anyone paying attention to Trash Boat's indomitable ascent through alternative rock’s upper echelons will find little to surprise in their meteoric rise. The band’s preceding third album, 2021’s Don’t You Feel Amazing?, elevated the quintet to the cover of esteemed tastemaker publications including Kerrang! and Upset, racking up 19m global streams off the back of key editorial playlist looks fronting Spotify’s The Rock List and Amazon’s Rock Scene. But more so, it served to shatter the constrained box into which expectation of the band previously had neatly sat. The 2024 album ‘Heaven Can Wait’ boldly continues that journey of exploration, pushing boundaries and elevating the vision. It’s Trash Boat’s finest creative expression to date, too. Embrace the chaos.  Having toured extensively across the UK, the US and Europe with everyone from Enter Shikari to Don Broco, recent singles ‘Be Someone’ with I Prevail’s Eric Vanlerberghe and ‘filthy/RIGHTEOUS’ ft. Kenta Koi of Crossfaith have seen the band returning on truly exceptional form.

Drug Church stands as a monument to accidental success and a testimony to the idea of ‘failing up.’ By not taking its career seriously, the band has accomplished more than many of its uptight ‘destined to make it’ peers. Haha, posers. Following a mid-80s blueprint of moving to LA to be sucked into the fast life, Drug Church has left its Albany origins in the rearview. Now experiencing the inability to make rent on a whole new level, the band is producing its best material to date.    Drug Church is proud to announce it’s birthed another alt-rock classic in the form of the new single ‘Weed Pin’. The track is a mid-tempo monster jam about being unhireable. Recorded with Jon Markson, ‘Weed Pin’ is a taste of what listeners will be getting on the band’s first LP from Pure Noise Records.