Preston’s own Tuesday Night Whites return with their brand-new single Time, the fourth release from a band who are fast carving out a reputation as one of the most exciting new indie rock outfits in the UK. With over 108,000 Spotify streams already under their belt, the four-piece are showing no signs of slowing down.
From the very first note, Time pulls you in with razor-sharp riffs that cut through the mix with both urgency and swagger. The band’s knack for tempo and time signature shifts keeps you constantly on edge, in the best possible way—reminding you that Tuesday Night Whites aren’t here to just churn out formulaic indie bangers. Instead, they’re pushing boundaries, keeping the listener guessing, and delivering music that demands attention.
“We are absolutely delighted with this one, we knew as soon as we had written it, that it would be right up there with our favourites”
Tuesday Night Whites on Time
What really elevates the track, though, are the vocals. There’s a grit and passion in the delivery that feels both urgent and vulnerable, echoing that classic indie spirit while giving it a fresh edge. When the chorus hits, it bursts into something truly anthemic—big, sweeping, and designed for singalongs in packed venues. It’s the kind of chorus that lifts the track from being just a solid indie cut to a stadium-ready moment.
The rhythm section drives this point home. When the drums crash back in, they don’t just keep time—they create a hypnotic pulse that locks in with the bassline and pushes the energy skyward. It’s the sound of a band in total sync with each other.
Stylistically, Tuesday Night Whites pull from some rich indie traditions. There are shades of early Arctic Monkeys in the sharp, wiry guitars, and the dark urgency of Interpol lingers in the track’s hypnotic undertones. At the same time, fans of The Sherlocks and The K’s will recognise that same driving, no-nonsense northern energy and swagger, the kind that feels custom-built for bouncing crowds and festival stages.
With Time, Tuesday Night Whites are showing just how far they’ve come in only four singles. It’s a bold hypnotic and anthemic single from a band showing they are are here for the long game, and they’re only getting stronger.
Time is released on Friday 19th September on all streaming and download platforms.
Tuesday Night Whites appeared on episode 133 of the ThisIsTheMusic meets podcast. Available on You Tube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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