As they gear up for the highly-anticipated release of their sophomore EP, I Wish I Was You, But That's Just Me, indie-rockers The New Yorks have dropped the second cut from the forthcoming release, We Enjoy This Too Much, premiering right here on theMusic.com.au today.
Steeped in mid-2000s influences, the guitar-driven tune evokes thoughts of The Strokes and Catfish & The Bottlemen, while still showcasing the catchy sound the Adelaide outfit are known for.
"We Enjoy This Too Much is a rant about an irrational adoration for constant debate and agitation between a couple," singer Vinnie Barbaro said.
"It's a bit of a complicated relationship… the idea of love-hate and what is actually healthy is one that is dwelled upon, with conversational lyrics intended to represent bickering about what to watch on Netflix.
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"The temptation to push the quarrel in order to get one’s way is unanimously accepted to be a waste of time, instead they both take comfort in meaningless argument."
As I Wish I Was You, But That's Just Me is due out on 31 July, The New Yorks will play some headline shows in Manly, Adelaide and Melbourne next month.
For a look at all of the venues and dates, click on theGuide now.