The track is taken from the band’s forthcoming studio album, Easing Out of Control.
Image Matt Wellham
As the hype for DZ Deathray’s upcoming Easing Out of Control (pre-order/pre-save here) continues, the Brizzy lads have shared their latest single, ‘Pissing in the Breeze’.
Following the release of tracks ‘First Night Fever’, ‘Like No Other’, ‘Sideways’, ‘Real Love’ and ‘Skyline’, DZ’s latest has a bit of Death From Above 1979 about it, mixing hard rock with electronic influences.
“This song was one of the first songs we wrote towards this project,” shares DZ Deathrays’ vocalist and guitarist Shane Parsons. “It's a robotic, punchy, fast-driven song that borrows electronic elements with glitchy loops propelling it forward the entire way through.
“Lyrically this track is all about the destruction of the planet and the failed attempts and backwards steps we take as humanity to try to correct the issues. It was a song that originally stayed really static and we added the bridge chord progression to open up the song and while jamming with Luke Henery (Bass), he came up with the monster ending.”
Easing Out of Control arrives Friday 16 January 2026, and was originally envisioned by the band as two EPs. While recording the album at the band’s home studio, they decided to release it as a single album.
The track is accompanied by an awesome music video by Rhys Bennett that’s part 8-bit video game, part performance piece. Check it out below.
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To celebrate the release of Easing Out of Control, DZ Deathrays are embarking on a 2026 tour, kicking things off at the Rosemount Hotel in Boorloo/Perth on Friday 16 January, with support from Rat Salad and GRUB.
DZ Deathrays then perform in Kaurna/Adelaide at Lion Arts Factory on Saturday 17 January, with rising stars Molly Rocket and Dark Daze, and at Croxton Bandroom in Naarm/Melbourne on Friday 23 January alongside The Pretty Littles, Sleepazoid and Oh! Daisy.
Next up is Altar Bar in Palawa Kani/Hobart on Saturday 24 January with Legal Noise and Rabbit, followed by a gig at Crowbar in Meanjin/Brisbane on Friday 30 January, sharing the stage with Dartz, Special Features and Knee. The final show on the tour is at Gadigal/Sydney’s Crowbar on Saturday 7 February, alongside Lahgo, Dartz and Cammy Cautions and the Wrestlers.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now via dzdeathrays.com.
Catch DZ Deathrays at Lion Arts Factory on Saturday 17 January. Tickets on sale now via moshtix.com.au. Easing Out of Control arrives Friday 16 January 2026. Pre-order/pre-save here.
DZ Deathrays Easing Out Of Control 2026 Australian Tour Dates
Friday 16 January – Rosemount Hotel, Boorloo/Perth, WA
Saturday 17 January – Lion Arts Factory, Kaurna/Adelaide, SA
Friday 23 January – Croxton Bandroom, Naarm/Melbourne, VIC
Saturday 24 January – Altar Bar, Palawa Kani/Hobart, TAS
Friday 30 January – Crowbar, Meanjin/Brisbane, QLD
Saturday 7 February – Crowbar, Gadigal/Sydney, NSW
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