Brisbane pop-punk outfit All Hours are digging into the emotional fallout of a relationship that has become impossible to ignore. Their latest single, “Everything In Between,” explores what happens when trust begins to crumble, promises lose their meaning, and the person you once believed in becomes the source of your hurt. The track serves as the latest preview of the band’s forthcoming debut full-length album, also titled Everything In Between, arriving Friday, November 6, through Equal Vision Records and Velocity Records.
Built around the pain of a toxic relationship, the new single continues to showcase the band’s ability to channel difficult experiences into emotionally charged alternative music. Following the defiant energy of “Let Me Go” and the reflection on young love found in “Forever Meant Nothing,” All Hours continue exploring the complicated spaces between holding on and finally walking away. Each release offers another glimpse into the emotional territory surrounding their upcoming record.
The band worked alongside producer Tom Denney, known for his platinum-selling songwriting and production work with artists including Pierce The Veil, Issues, Wage War, and Neck Deep, as well as Troy Brady, formerly of The Amity Affliction. Together, they helped shape a ten-track album that embraces the intensity, vulnerability, and unapologetic volume that have become central to All Hours‘ sound. For the band, this release represents far more than simply putting out their first full-length record. All Hours describe the album as a major turning point, explaining that they invested their energy, frustrations, and passion into every song. After spending years developing their sound and bringing these tracks to life, the group is finally preparing to share the complete project with listeners.
Formed in Brisbane in 2017, All Hours have spent years carving out their place in Australia’s alternative music community. Their sound draws from the melodic hooks and emotional honesty of pop-punk while embracing the heavier edge of bands such as Paramore, A Day to Remember, Blink-182, Silverstein, and Sum 41. That combination has helped the five-piece build a following around music that balances infectious energy with the kind of feelings that can be difficult to put into words.
Their growing momentum earned them recognition from Alternative Press in 2020, when the publication included them among its selection of rising Australian pop-punk bands worth hearing. The release of their 2021 EP Perspectives marked another important chapter, eventually leading to their signing with Velocity Records. Following a re-release of the EP alongside the single “Light,” the band shifted its attention toward creating the debut album that would bring their next era into focus. Now, with Everything In Between on the horizon, All Hours are ready to introduce a more complete picture of who they are as a band. Their latest single captures the uncomfortable reality of relationships that leave more questions than answers, setting the stage for a record rooted in raw emotion and unfiltered expression.
Everything In Between track listing:
The Last Dance
Let Me Go
Jumping Out Of Windows
Under The Surface
Forever Meant Nothing
Everything In Between
Passing Moments
Stranger
Open Your Eyes
Chapters
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