Hellcat Speedracer Team with DZ Deathrays for New Single ‘Daybreak’
The song’s release comes as the lad’s are in the midst of their Australian tour.
Image by Jazel Jozic
Brisbane ratbags Hellcat Speedracer have teamed with good friends DZ Deathrays for the release of the ripping new tune, ‘Daybreak’.
Taken from the duo’s upcoming EP, ‘Daybreak’ is dance rock of the highest order, recalling the electro-punk shenanigans of British acts Hadouken! and Does It Offend You, Yeah?
“With its angry chant, we are pleading for the party to never end, and we want all our friends along for the ride,” Hellcat Speedracer said in a statement via Tone Deaf.
“We want this song to be an infectious war cry that rekindles the fire beneath the party, that sets alight to the dance floor. ‘Daybreak’ demonstrates a no person left behind energy. With the cross blending of genres, we want this to highlight that a Hellcat Speedracer party is for everyone.”
Shane from DZ Deathrays added: “I’m so keen to have this track see the light of day. It’s hard-out, electronic punk, a very fun song to make and we actually went through quite a few versions until we landed on the right vibe for the song. I feel like it’s hectic in the best way possible and looking forward to seeing if the boys do an extended mix!”
Listen to ‘Daybreak’ below.
READ MORE: Half Waif Announces New Album, Shares Lead Single ‘Figurine’
Hellcat Speedracer are currently in the midst of their most recent Australian tour which has been extended to include performances at BIGSOUND and slots on the Yours & Owls Festival and Big Pineapple Festival bills.
The duo of Alex Gray and Oliver Critchley are also preparing for the release of their new EP, which comes after a string of hot singles, including ‘Lovestruck’, ‘Melomaniac 101’ and ‘Collide’.
For full tour details visit hellcatspeedracer.com.
The expanded set includes remixes from horsegiirL, The Dare and FDC DJs.
To The Grave will be joined by American death metal meets hardcore outfit No Cure.
The tour arrives in support of Holly Hebe’s new EP, Mood Ring.
This is the latest tease of Bachelor Girl’s upcoming album, Waiting For The Day: Artist Sessions.
This is the first release from the Leeds’ trio since 2023.
This is the UK trip hop outfit’s first headline tour of Australia in over 15 years.
The tour follows the American singer-songwriter’s sold-out 2024 tour.
The track is taken from the quartet’s upcoming EP, Living Room.
The American rapper, singer and multi-instrumentalist is finally touring Australia this year.
The singer-songwriter is touring in support of her new album, Sugar On Blackstone.
The rocking six-piece have also shared new single ‘Warna Prut’.
The legendary UK alt-dance trio are hitting Adelaide one last time this November.
Catch the moody ‘90s inspired electronic artist in Adelaide this August.
‘Are You Getting High’ follows on from the band’s single ‘Goanna’.
The original voice of The Stranglers has moved his tour to December.
‘Sunburnt’ follows the EP’s first single, ‘Important To You’.
The tour is a celebration of their upcoming new album, Cheesy Love Songs.
Thelma Plum is stripping things back to basics for her upcoming national tour.
The lineup also features Meg Mac, Mia Dyson, Lime Cordiale and more.
The Grammy Award-winning performer returns in November.
This is the Melbourne garage outfit’s first album in seven years.
The ceremony will induct the likes of Gurrumul, The Living End, Kate Ceberano, Spiderbait and more into the ARIA Hall of Fame.
The deathcore heroes will be joined on tour by special guests Whitechapel (Aus only) and The Acacia Strain.
Daniel Rankine will mentor students at Adelaide University’s Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM).
Catch Roger Sanchez, Utah Saints, John Course and more.
The five finalists represent the rich and diverse tapestry of Australia’s musical climate.
Aloe Blacc returns for his first tour in more than seven years.
Check out the new additions to this year’s festival of bands, booze and BBQ.
The Adelaide product has announced 44 shows from July to December.
The tour arrives in support of Rise Against’s 2025 album, Ricochet.