Brisbane’s pop-punk five-piece release Everything In Between this Friday. Its title track confronts lies, broken promises and feeling trapped.
All Hours will release their debut album, Everything In Between, on Friday November 6. The Brisbane five-piece worked with Tom Denney and Troy Brady on the 10-track record.
The former A Day To Remember and The Amity Affliction guitarists bring familiar heavy-scene connections to the project. According to the label’s announcement, the pair handled production and mixing. Equal Vision Records and Velocity Records will release the album.
For an introduction to the songs themselves, start with the title track. Released after the initial album announcement, ‘Everything In Between’ explores a toxic relationship sustained by lies and broken promises.
Watch the official video below. The track joins earlier singles ‘Let Me Go’ and ‘Forever Meant Nothing’. Together, they give listeners three songs from the debut ahead of Friday’s release.
Those singles trace a path through anxiety and relationship fallout. The label describes ‘Let Me Go’ as a response to anxiety and the effort to break free of it. ‘Forever Meant Nothing’ addresses the fleeting relationships of youth, while the title track explores the darker experience of feeling trapped.
From Perspectives To Their Debut Album
All Hours formed in 2017 and released their third EP, Perspectives, in 2021. That release led to their signing with Velocity Records.
The band then spent much of 2023 and 2024 recording with Denney and Brady. All Hours’ debut album marks the culmination of that work.
“This record is a massive milestone for us,” the band said in the announcement. “We poured absolutely everything we had into making this record.”
The 10-track album opens with ‘The Last Dance’ and closes with ‘Chapters’, with the three singles appearing along the way.
Everything In Between is available to pre-save and pre-order ahead of its November 6 release.
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