Birmingham's LOVE NOR MONEY release their new single 'A Life Gone Bad' on 8th August, out on Golden Robot Records
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Following up on their explosive debut with Golden Robot Records, Love Nor Money return with their second single, ‘A Life Gone Bad’, out August 8th on all major platforms and available to pre-save now.
Blending blistering high-tempo blues-rock with ambitious, layered song writing, 'A Life Gone Bad' is a bold statement from a band refusing to play it safe. Structured in a three-part format, the track unravels the mental decay, desensitisation, and downward spiral of a life stricken by bad luck and darker choices. It’s a sonic journey that mirrors its lyrical one - raw, restless, and relentlessly honest.
From dirty riffs and shifting time signatures to vocals that crackle with conviction, 'A Life Gone Bad' showcases Love Nor Money’s ability to craft a story as much as a song, pushing the boundaries of modern rock while staying rooted in gritty blues tradition.
This isn’t just a single - it’s a statement. Love Nor Money are here to tell the truth, and they’re not afraid to get loud doing it.
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From the birth place of heavy rock comes Birmingham’s next finest export, Love Nor Money. Two brothers, Bob and Eddie Firth are joined by Troy Weaver on drums to breathe fresh air into an age of music struggling to find an era-defining band. Love nor Money’s mission is simple and clear, to be the band that music lovers have been waiting for.
Formed in 2023, Love nor Money instantly set themselves apart with a fusion of West Midlands-heavy riffs and Mersey-melodic clarity to summon a new dawn of rock that pays ultimate respect to its ancestors. An incendiary back drop of guitars sounding so powerful they could bring down skyscrapers fuel the emotive, relatable lyrics of Bobby Firth’s harrowing vocals.
A clear passion for early blues and 70s rock is unmistakable in Love nor Money’s unique identity pertaining to an authentic retro influence that’s never sounded so current. The debut EP, Shame of Short Lifespan, will take you on a journey of influences from the notorious riffs of Zeppelin, to the groove of the Stones while evidencing a deep lyrical appreciation for the likes of Ray Davies, Bob Dylan and Tom Waits – the band’s dearest lyrical inspirations.
“In writing the songs it was important to us from the outset as a band not to subscribe to one emotion. We didn’t want to be known as the band that only wrote sad songs any more so than the band that only wrote happy ones. Life’s not that simple. It’s messy, it changes. One day’s different from the next. That’s what we want to capture in our music, the whole thing, not just a part of it and hopefully the EP conveys that. There are songs of ours that will make you think, songs that will make you laugh and songs that will make you want to dance but what is imperative is that they are all relatable.” – Bobby Firth
’Star quality and sardonic lyrics reminiscent of all the best storytellers of the genre’ – Maximum Volume Music.
With visions aligned, Love nor Money signed to Golden Robot Records in April 2025. Two further EPs and an eagerly-awaited debut album are planned for the forthcoming 18 months with regular live shows at the heart of the band’s priorities.
Bobby Firth - Vocals, bass
Eddie Firth - Guitar
Troy Weaver - Drums
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