Friendly Fires returns with “Lose All Your Friends”

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This track represents their first unreleased material since the release of Offline in 2019.

Friendly Firesthe indie-dance group, presents its new single titled “Lose All Your Friends”. After the departure of the drummer Jack Savidgethe group begins a stage of renewal transformed into a duo made up of Ed Macfarlane and Edd Gibson.

Sometimes you have to lose everything to start over. Embrace the chaos. Take a risk. “Don’t be afraid of change,” the band said of their comeback.

Released by LAB Records, “Lose All Your Friends” marks the rebirth of Friendly Fires towards a more organic sound, with garage influences, acoustic drums and raw production. The song combines vibrant synths, sweeping guitars and lots of groove to reflect on the obstacles along the way.

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Soon, the duo will accompany Two Door Cinema Club as the opening act at three shows in New York and Boston, then headlined their performance at the festival Bugged Out 2026 in London this October.

This is just the beginning… Let’s go,” reads their social networks.

Stay tuned for Indie Rocks! for more details.

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