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Live Review: Worlds End Press Drop New Single 'Second Day Uptown'

Melbourne's Worlds End Press have been featured on NME's '100 Bands You Have to Hear', and their latest synth-soaked single shows you why.

Melbourne's WORLDS END PRESS have something of a reputation for making the crowds go berserk at festivals -- at Splendour, Falls, Golden Plains, and St. Kilda's, no less, sharing stages with Cut Copy, Little Red, Metronomy, and many more

Their latest offering is 'Second Day Uptown', a synth-saturated pop delight, which you can imagine invigorating a festival crowd on a grey day. Its frantic blipping synths and clapping snares add some colour to your day, while vocalist John Parkinson's vocal range is impressive, and is sure to carry you away. It's just fucking fun music, man. Check out 'Second Day Uptown' below: