The EP includes the previously released singles ‘Someone You’d Like’, ‘GO’ and ‘Inspired To Do Nothing’.
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Adelaide indie rockers Purée’s new EP What Happens Now? is now out in the world.
Balancing polished pop sensibilities with an indie-rock edge, the EP showcases the quartet’s growth as a band. The six-track release contains the previously released singles ‘Someone You’d Like’, ‘GO’ and ‘Inspired To Do Nothing’ and new tracks ‘A4’, ‘Maybe It’s You’ and ‘Better’.
Discussing the making of the EP, lead singer Matt Holland says, “What Happens Now? Is almost like a big red marker on the Purée timeline, a turning point or a shift in the matrix.
“It’s a collection of songs that signify some big changes for us as a band, and also as individuals. Throughout the last few years we’ve each experienced some pretty brutal life events and this EP is a reflection of everything we’ve been through together, and alone.
“To be honest, it kind of feels like a therapy session in a way. Processing things that have happened, learning new things about life, each other and ourselves, and ultimately looking forward to whatever happens next. This EP means the world to us, and feels like our most honest work.”
In support of their sophomore EP, Purée have announced a short run of shows next year, kicking things off with a hometown gig at Adelaide’s Jive on Friday 27 February. The quartet then perform at Melbourne’s The Retreat on Saturday 28 February, Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory on Friday 6 March and Brisbane’s Blues on Saturday 7 March.
Tickets are on sale now via pureeband.com.au.
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Adelaide really is kicking ass when it comes to indie rock bands, with Purée one of several emerging acts leading the charge.
Comprising vocalist and guitarist Matthew Holland, bassist Mackenzie Adcock, lead guitarist Jack Foale and drummer Liam Woolcock, the band have quickly made their mark not only in their hometown, but across the nation.
Hailed as “the next big indie band to break out of Australia” by triple j’s Drive host Abby Butler, the four-piece have played with the likes of Aussie acts Old Mervs, Beddy Rays, Dear Seattle and Dice, while also sharing the stage with international artists including Girl In Red, Conan Gray and The Last Dinner Party.
What Happens Now? signifies the evolution of Purée, who are set for big things in the coming years.
What Happens Now? is out now. Listen or order the vinyl here. Catch Purée performing at Jive on Friday 27 February. Tickets on sale via moshtix.com.au.
PURÉE 2026 Australian Tour Dates
Friday 27 February – Jive, Adelaide, SA
Saturday 28 February – The Retreat, Melbourne, VIC
Friday 6 March – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney, NSW
Saturday 7 March – Blutes, Brisbane, QLD
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