Brighton’s dynamic trans-punk trio, Daffodildos, are back with their latest hard-hitting single, ‘Never Enough’. The song, written by the band’s lead singer, Emily Flea, delves into deeply personal territory, candidly exploring their own battles with addiction.

Daffodildos, who are proudly signed to Not Saints, the only record label dedicated to supporting artists in recovery, have crafted an anthem that resonates powerfully within the ever-growing sober movement. ‘Never Enough’ is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the struggles faced by those dealing with substance abuse, offering a voice of solidarity and strength to anyone who has lost their way due to alcohol or drugs.

“Think I’m happy as can be, even though I’m filled with misery,” Emily Flea shouts over the band’s signature sound of fuzzy guitars, punching bass lines from Captain Jax, and the fast-paced, relentless drumming of Annie Von Flange. The single captures the essence of Daffodildos gritty and unapologetic style, blending punk energy with raw emotional honesty.

‘Never Enough’ marks the third single from their eagerly anticipated upcoming EP, Not My Cup Of Tea, which is set for release on October 4. The track showcases Daffodildos’ musical prowess and their commitment to addressing critical issues through their art, making it a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike.