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The Interrupters

In The Wild - 2026 Repress

The Interrupters bring a sharp, soulful energy to modern ska-punk, fusing driving rhythms, sing-along hooks, and a defiant spirit rooted in community and resilience.

Built around the powerhouse vocals of Aimee Interrupter and the tight, telepathic chemistry of the Bivona brothers, the Los Angeles band has crafted an instantly recognizable sound that feels both timeless and urgent. Across records like their selftitled debut, 'Say It Out Loud', and 'Fight the Good Fight', they've turned personal struggle and social tension into cathartic anthems, including their breakthrough single 'She's Kerosene'.

Balancing raw honesty with an unshakable sense of hope, The Interrupters continue to galvanize fans worldwide, embodying the unifying, celebratory heart of punk and ska.

TRACK LISTING

1. Anything Was Better 
2. As We Live (feat. Tim Armstrong & Rhoda Dakar) 
3. Raised By Wolves 
4. In The Mirror 
5. Kiss The Ground
6. Jailbird 
7. The Hard Way
8. My Heart 
9. Let 'Em Go 
10. Worst For Me 
11. Burdens (feat. Hepcat) 
12. Love Never Dies (feat. The Skints)
13. Afterthought 
14. Alien

The Interrupters

In The Wild

After three studio albums and over a decade deep into the music game, The Interrupters deliver their new album, In The Wild.

This 14-track opus is the real deal; it's a story of survival, a story of resilience, by a band being bold and rejecting the easy impulses of simply repeating what's worked before. Together during lockdown, Aimee Interrupter, partner and guitarist Kevin Bivona, and his younger twin brothers, Jesse (drums) and Justin (bass), decided to put idle hands to work. After building a home studio in their garage together, Kevin stepped up and took charge of production duties to become "the accountable one" this time around. The record took shape in an unforced and organic fashion, and the recording process was evidently a fun one, which is refected in the sound of the album, gliding across a spectrum of breathless punk rock, doo-wop, gospel, dancehall, and the band's customary nods to the lineage of two-tone. It's further evidenced in the uplifting spirit and the glittering rollcall of guests (Tim Armstrong, Rhoda Dakar, Hepcat, The Skints) involved too. Thanks to the cocoon of the intimate environment they'd built and relaxed working practices, the results made for the most personal Interrupters album to date, as well as being the one all four feel most connected to


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