The Million are on tour with the release of their new single ‘No One’s Home’. Ushering in a new era, the release is the rawest and most unreserved we’ve heard them, taking their effortless knack for a pop hook and delivering an emotional sucker punch.
Reflecting on their short but sharp discography so far, the band says ‘No One’s Home’ adds a missing dimension. On their last EP, ‘Why We’ll Never be Together’, they mastered glossy pop hooks paired with emotional release but this time around they’re digging even deeper. ‘No One’s Home’ embraces a richer sound of maturity and delicate vocals. It’s softer without losing the stickiness of the hooks.
You can see them Friday from 9.30pm at the Beach Hotel.
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