The Stealers - Last Train

On the lead single of the band’s upcoming EP “Some Kind Of Way.”

The Stealers are part of Brighton’s burgeoning alt scene, keeping rock an intoxicating disruption throughout the city. It’s safe to say you don’t need to be a die-hard rock fan to get aligned with their tight rhythms, addictive hooks, and relatable lyrics. Now with a strong discography of four consistently fierce singles, they have dropped an even bigger tune.

“Last Train” pulled into the station just this week, proving the group’s ability to produce banger after banger, shortly following the release of their last single “Your Money Your Time.” Wildly talented Noah Longhurst lures you into the song with isolated drums, where you are met by an indescribably catchy guitar riff that will be nesting in your ears for a good few days. It’s a wicked one though, so you won’t be cursing them. The theme of the song comes through instantly, with emotive words depicted by singer and guitarist George Hart in a stark and convincing way – you are on that last train with him. Beneath the distorted action lies a chunky supporting bassline from Junior Vieira-Dawes, who never fails to indulge in those lower frequencies. Just like the rest of their singles, “Last Train” is a track you’ll hear time-after-time and never get bored of.

If you haven’t already, I’d highly recommend familiarising yourself with The Stealers – on record and in a live setting – ahead of their explosive new EP “Some Kind Of Way”, which will be out on March 31st. The EP will be followed by a mini headline tour along the South Coast starting April 4th. Be sure to snag your ticket before they sell out! For now, keep running up “Last Train”, and follow the boys on all their socials @/thestealersband.