Opus Kink's 'The Sweet Goodbye' Album & Tour

0:00On March 31st, Brighton Post-Punk Crew, Opus Kink, just dropped big news on their debut album The Sweet Goodbye, hitting Shell's July 31st. Through so recordings, they're teasing it with the lead single Come Over, Do Me Wrong, a jazz soak track that's already got that sultry horned by building to an anthemic. Chorus, this follows their two solidities from 2022 and 2023, blending jazz, country, indie, and punk like only they can. Produced by Craig Sylvie, who's worked with Florence and the Machine and Sam Fender, and engineered by Danny Sprag from bands like Wonder Horse. Fans are buzzing about the themes of violence, shame, and emptiness wrapped in absurd twists, and the band's been real about supporting grassroots. Venues after last summer's compilation album, that raised funds for the music venue trust, with help from acts like English teacher and Katie J. Pearson. On the live front, they've lined up festival slots from April through September, including opening for the Libertines July 4th at Rochester Castle.

1:03Then a full UK headline run in November from Blackpool to London, stretching into European dates through December 16th in Brussels. Catch them on tour or grab a pre-order now to dive into this fresh chapter from Opus Kink. They're keeping the indie scene alive, one raw riff at a buy. Time. That's your update from Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.