On ‘Break,’ their new song out today, they find the power in boldly asking for what they want, even when they know the answer might not be what they’re hoping for. It’s equal parts self-destructive vulnerability and bitterness, drawing musical inspirations from Mannequin Pussy, Turnstile, Metric, and more.

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Their long-awaited self-titled debut, Gully Boys, is a fiercely honest portrayal of standing your ground. Out everywhere October 3, it’s the most direct and confident version of the band yet––loud, tender, and fiercely real. A full-body experience from start to finish, Gully Boys spans the recklessness of your early 20s to the hard-won wisdom you uncover a decade later. It’s about protecting what matters—your friends, your city, your identity—and embracing the kind of peace that only comes from living through the fire.

Lead single ‘Mother’ sets a strong tone with its in-your-face refusal to tolerate disrespect, specifically aimed squarely at the men who still don’t understand that ‘no’ is a full sentence. No metaphors here, just a clear-as-day line in the sand––Gully Boys are 100% done with entertaining that sort of entitlement.

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Musically, ‘Love Me 2’ uses sharp riffs, anthemic hooks, and gut-punching sincerity, drawing on influences like Paramore, Metric, and Foo Fighters, to get its message across with unflinching conviction and confidence. It’s a song that cuts deep, tapping into the universal feeling of heartbreak, while remaining quintessentially and galvanizingly-Gully.

The accompanying music video for ‘Love Me 2’ stars Justin Courtney Pierre of Motion City Soundtrack as an unknowing grocer who encounters the Gully Boys squad on a mission to, uh, reclaim their power.

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