Since their 2019 debut, Arabella and The Heist have embodied the pumped up and unhinged energy of the icons of rock and seduction of punk, encouraging their listeners to let loose and get wild. Now, ‘Ruckus’ marks the dawn of a new age for them.

Fizzling with static energy, ‘Ruckus’ is a storm of electric party beats mixed with harsh rock noise, overdriven guitar and amped up drums, making for a track that feels straight from a noughties house party. It’s loud, it’s infectious, and it’s unapologetically Arabella and The Heist.

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‘Electric’ is an unapologetic power anthem with old-school punk vibes, crunchy guitar riffs, fast and heavy drums, and strong, versatile vocals that tackle screaming highs and growling lows that harness the pure energy that comes with taking the stage.

Arabella and The Heist share: “’Electric’ is a celebration of energy. We wanted to press on a record a feeling of alive-ness, the feeling we get when performing live. There’s something so special about standing in a room with other humans, loving the same thing you do and to us, that’s electric.”

The music video that drops with the single wraps it in a visual bow, thrown into the ring for a bloody boxing match of light and dark. It’s a freeing, dizzying ode to confidence. “The Electric music video encapsulates the feeling of release this track is inspired by,” state the band. “Boxing gave us the medium to communicate this expression and through the lens of the sweaty gym, we aimed to create an atmosphere of electricity.”

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Raw and uncompromising, ‘1769’ is a rager that is wall-to-wall thrashing hard-rock made up of fuzzed out guitars, dirty driving bass and a belting vocal performance from Arabella. With few moments to take a breath, this is a sweat-inducing, mosh pit starting track is for those brave and late night punters.

Produced by Michael Badger (Amyl and The Sniffers, Goldminds, King Gizz) the track embodies a feverish energy, described by Arabella as “a 2AM heartbeat”. The track gets its name from a brand of red wine and depicts a chaotically indulgent night out in the punk underworld. Arabella states: “We wanted to write a track that felt like a night out in Melbourne, and we wanted to build that energy and tension.”

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