6 November 2026 – Everything Everything Announce Poison Pop and Take Aim at Digital Addiction With New Single

British art-rock quartet Everything Everything have announced their eighth studio album Poison Pop, scheduled for March 12, 2027, alongside the release of its title track and lead single. Premiered on BBC Radio 6 Music, "Poison Pop" introduces another chapter in a career built around adventurous arrangements, intricate rhythms and unusually inventive songwriting.

The new single combines prominent bass grooves, unconventional guitar textures and Jonathan Higgs' distinctive high-register vocals. According to the album announcement, the twelve-track collection examines modern society's dependence on constant digital stimulation, addressing social-media addiction, political tribalism and the increasingly blurred relationship between entertainment and manipulation.

These themes represent familiar territory for a band that has frequently approached contemporary anxieties through surreal and occasionally uncomfortable lyrical imagery. However, the new material is described as heavier and more immediate, reflecting the group's recent live performances. The tracklist includes "Megachurch", "The Living", "Rubber God", "Waterslide", "No Crying At The Casino", "Drink The Slop", "Cannibals" and "Blood Radio". An official video accompanies the new single, extending the album's visual identity.

Everything Everything have demonstrated that intelligent alternative rock need not abandon melody or rhythmic accessibility. Poison Pop appears determined to address an environment in which entertainment increasingly competes for every available second of human attention. At least this particular notification might lead to twelve worthwhile songs rather than another forty minutes of scrolling. Find more boundary-pushing British acts in our indie rock hub and browse our news archive.