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After rising from grass roots venues to sold-out arenas, The Snuts return with their most personal album to date. Since their chart-topping 2021 debut 'W.L.', the band have consistently evolved, refusing to be defined by genre, both with their follow up LP, the politically angst driven 'Burn the Empire' (2022) and in 2024, their energetic pop-driven 'Millennials'.Their new record, 'Joy In Short Moments', pairs anthemic songwriting with honest themes of mental wellness, crisis, identity, growth and belonging after a succession of life changing events leading to their most personally raw and visceral songs to date.
After rising from grass roots venues to sold-out arenas, The Snuts return with their most personal album to date. Since their chart-topping 2021 debut 'W.L.', the band have consistently evolved, refusing to be defined by genre, both with their follow up LP, the politically angst driven 'Burn the Empire' (2022) and in 2024, their energetic pop-driven 'Millennials'.Their new record, 'Joy In Short Moments', pairs anthemic songwriting with honest themes of mental wellness, crisis, identity, growth and belonging after a succession of life changing events leading to their most personally raw and visceral songs to date.