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MAXÏMO PARK share new single ‘The End Can Be As Good As The Start’

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Maxïmo Park today share their new single titled ‘The End Can Be As Good As The Start’ This single is the latest release from the band’s upcoming new album Stream Of Life, which will be available on September 27th via Lower Third.’The End Can Be As Good As The Start’ follows the album’s lead single, ‘Your Own Worst Enemy’, which focuses on the cyclical nature of making mistakes.

‘The End Can Be As Good As The Start’, showcases Maxïmo Park as they effortlessly elevate themselves with vibrant power-pop melodies. The song delves into the theme of maintaining hope for the future, resonating with an uplifting and brisk energy. 

Lead singer Paul Smith states of the single:

It’s an exuberant New Wave-y alt-pop-rocker about faith, solidarity and sustaining relationships in the face of society’s structural hurdles.

Last week, the band put on an unforgettable election-night performance for lucky attendees at Newcastle’s Star & Shadow cinema. They treated the audience to the first live performances of several songs from the upcoming album, while also raising a substantial amount of money for local food banks.

The track follows on from previous single, ‘Favourite Songs’, and have announced upcoming headline tour dates for Autumn in the UK and Europe. Accompanying the single, the band have also shared its visuals.

Marking the band’s return to creating music after an 18-month hiatus, ‘Favourite Songs’ is the band’s tribute to the power of pop music in providing comfort during tough times and a place to find solace with like-minded individuals. Featuring catchy riffs, shimmery synths, and an uplifting chorus, ‘Favourite Songs’ gives a sense of collective joy. 

Vocalist, Paul Smith, states of the track:

We aimed to create a peppy yet powerful ode to the consolation of music and companionship in the face of other people’s preconceptions.

Pre-sales for the band’s extensive UK and Europe tour, happening this October and November, begins at 10am on Wednesday, with general sale starting at 10am on Thursday. Tickets are available here*.

Katie Macbeth

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Katie Macbeth is a freelance music journalist for Indie Is Not A Genre based out of Manchester, presenter of @drunktankthink, and post punk enthusiast.



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