Sunderland alt punks CRITCH are back with new single ‘Cheap Wine’, a live and gritty slice of alternative punk shot through with indie rock swagger.
Recorded at Blank Studios in Newcastle, mixed at The Bunker in Sunderland and mastered by Connor Jobes of noyou, the track keeps the raw edge of the band’s live shows while sounding fresh and well produced.
‘Cheap Wine’ is one of eight tracks from their debut album, Hideous Ways To Say Beautiful Things, due in mid 2027. It follows their debut EP, No Ball Games, which has racked up more than 20,000 listens and earned the band coverage from the BBC.
CRITCH have spent the last year and a half working their way around the UK with support slots, festival appearances and headline shows, building a reputation for urgent, rowdy sets with a hefty dose of swagger.
Fans of Catfish & The Bottlemen, Fontaines D.C., shame and DEADLETTER should give this one a spin.
‘Cheap Wine’ is out now.
