Ever since Nick Thorburn brought back Islands circa COVID, the band has been mighty prolific. They’ve thus far released two albums this decade, 2021’s Islomania and 2023’s And That’s Why Dolphins Lost Their Legs. Now, they’re already back with their third in a three-year span.

The album serves as an experimental extension of the band's 2022 LP 'The Death Of Peace Of Mind' and the soundtrack to their ‘Concrete Jungle’ comic book universeThe post Bad Omens team up with HEALTH and Swarm for ‘The Drain’ and announce ‘Concrete Jungle’ soundtrack appeared first on NME.

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