THE SUBWAYS, UK Indie Punk Favorites Release New Song

Three people sitting casually on a brown leather couch in front of a wooden wall, all looking at the camera, resembling members of The Subways.

The Subways Set to Release Their Long-Awaited Fifth Studio Album Uncertain Joys on January 13

The Subways released ‘Black Wax’, the latest single to be released, following the issue of the singles ‘You Kill My Cool’ and ‘Love Waiting on You’, which garnered press support from The Independent, NME, FLOOD Magazine, CLASH, Guitar Magazine, Brooklyn Vegan and more, with international radio support from Steve Lamacq at BBC 6music, John Kennedy at Radio X, Jasper Leijdens at KINK, and KEXP, amongst others.

“Sloppy” Joe Lyons Chimes in on “Black Wax” by The Subways

“Black Wax” is a banger of a song! The Subways bring it in on a solid guitar riff by Billy Lunn, and they continue with it throughout the the song. I love the bass line that Charlotte Cooper delivers and drummer , Camille Phillips, keeps everything together. I truly dig this this song and have been playing it incessantly for an hour. My only wish is that The Subways add this song to Spotify or Tidal so I can add it to my playlist. Overall, it is a great song dedicated to the wonderment of music on vinyl.

Uncertain Joys was recorded and produced by front man and producer in his own right Billy Lunn, mixed by the Grammy Award-winning Adrian Bushby (Muse, Foo Fighters, Everything Everything), and mastered by Katie Tavini (Mykki Blanco, Arlo Parks, Nadine Shah).

The album is available to pre-order now from: https://linktr.ee/thesubways.

The Subways – Uncertain Joys

Formed in 2002, by now The Subways should need no introduction. Nearly 20 years into their career the band have had multiple chart-worthy album releases including Young For Eternity (2005), All Or Nothing (2008), Money And Celebrity (2011), and The Subways (2015), spawning a slew of hit singles including ‘Rock & Roll Queen’, ‘Oh Yeah’, ‘Girls & Boys’ and ‘We Don’t Need Money To Have A Good Time’.

They have toured with AC/DC, Foo Fighters, and Oasis, appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and graced the festival main-stages of Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Lollapalooza, Download, Soundwave, Hurricane & Southside, Rock Im Park, Rock Am Ring and many more.

The Subways 2- Credit Laura Lewis

The Subways have worked with Nirvana and Garbage super-producer Butch Vig, as well as Blur and The Smith’s mastermind Stephen Street, and the band have appeared in several major films and videogames including Guy Ritchie’s Rock’N’Rolla, American smash-hit TV drama The OC, and Colin McCrae: DiRT 2, Saint’s Row 2, Fifa Street 2, Forza Horizon.

The Subways are:

Billy Lunn – guitar and vocals

Charlotte Cooper – bass and vocals

Camille Phillips – drums

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The Subways 3 – Credit Laura Lewis

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