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CRAWLERS have shared their new single ‘Would You Come To My Funeral’ via Polydor Records LISTEN HERE.

CRAWLERS shared their new single ‘Would You Come To My Funeral’ via Polydor Records. The Liverpool four-piece make exhilarating rock anthems, music that recasts the electrifying grunge-y bursts of the 90s in modern lyrical themes that strike to the heart of what it means to be young in 2023. ’Would You Come To My Funeral’ is the latest sonic dispatch from this vital quartet.

Building up over a fuzzy riff, indelible melodies and stomping drums before cascading into an uplifting, epic chorus, ‘Would You Come To My Funeral’ explores fractured relationships and lovers left behind. “Have you ever looked at someone who meant everything in your life and now is a complete stranger and wondered - if you died, would they attend your funeral?” says Holly Minto of the song’s message. 

‘Would You Come To My Funeral’ follows CRAWLERS last single ‘Messiah’ which launched as Radio 1’s ‘Hottest Record in the World’ in June. 

CRAWLERS formed in 2018 and spent their first couple of years honing their live chops by playing intimate shows around their home turf of Merseyside. It’s an approach that paid off over the past year, when everything has stepped up a notch or five for the band with their intoxicating live set wowing crowds at Glastonbury and Download across the summer, a period in which they also supported YUNGBLUD at Eden Project, Cornwall. 

Each new release has sealed CRAWLERS reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting young bands. Their debut mixtape ‘Loud Without Noise’ cemented their global status and contributed to the band achieving a huge 80+ million streams to date. 

CRAWLERS are Holly Minto (she/they), Amy Woodall (she/her), Liv
May (she/they) and Harry Breen (he/him).

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