NEW MUSIC: THE VACCINES | THUNDER FEVER

Following the release of "Back In Love City" last year, The Vaccines are sharing their first new track since, revealing a new song, "Thunder Fever." During the pandemic, the appropriately named band kept themselves busy working on their 2021 album "Back In Love City," which they are supporting on tour, resuming this year with a show in Aylesbury on April 13th. The tour is an exciting return to live performance for the group since the run of lockdowns. "Thunder Fever" plays on the idea that falling in love can feel as powerful, intense and as sudden as something meteorological,” Justin Young explains. “Something heaven sent. It feels out of this world. Pop music has always been obsessed with the other-worldly, and that’s how the best of it often looks and feels - it relies on hyperbole. I thought our inability to travel to the edge of life’s extremes over the last couple of years and experience any form of hyperbole ourselves added a new and cruel dimension to this. But hopefully, "Thunder Fever" allows some escape. It comes at a time when the storm clouds finally feel like they’re parting, and hopefully, it sounds as fun and frenetic as taking shelter from the rain with someone you can't get out of your head.” "Thunder Fever" was recorded at The Pool, produced by Fryars (Mark Ronson, Pharrell) and mixed by Matt Wiggins (Glass Animals, Florence & The Machine).