We’re thrilled to exclusively premiere “Remedy,” the blistering new single from rising UK rock band, The Straights. With this high-octane track, the Portsmouth-based quartet is once again pushing the boundaries of Garage Rock, Indie, and Alternative music, combining raw, unfiltered emotion with electrifying energy. The band’s unapologetic sound is on full display as “Remedy” kicks off with scorching guitar riffs, a pounding rhythm section, and George Years’ impassioned vocals, delivering a relentless sonic assault that captures the chaos and catharsis of modern life.
Lyrically, “Remedy” delves deep into themes of personal turmoil and the desperate pursuit of healing through rebellion and sound. Frontman George Years describes the track as a reflection of trying to find your way back from a place of brokenness: “It’s about feeling broken and trying to find your way back through sound, sweat, and spirit.” This raw, visceral energy is what makes “Remedy” so powerful — it’s loud, messy, and real, an anthem for anyone who has ever sought solace in the chaos.
The Straights have quickly established themselves as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging rock bands, with a reputation for their fierce DIY ethos and explosive live performances. Their debut single “Piece of Mind” gained international attention, and since then, the band has earned praise from the likes of Rick Witter (Shed Seven) and Billy Bibby (Catfish and the Bottlemen). With “Remedy,” The Straights continue to solidify their place in the UK rock scene, offering up a track that’s as rebellious and raw as the band themselves.
If you’re a fan of gritty, guitar-driven rock, “Remedy” is a must-listen. As the band continues to carve out their path on the modern rock landscape, this track is just a glimpse into the explosive energy and undeniable talent that will make The Straights a household name in years to come. Listen to the premiere of “Remedy” now, and get ready to crank it up to eleven.
