gürl are antipop: Froot Loops and butcher knives, bubblegum and razor blades, and fashion posing as music, wrapped in diva choruses with heavy guitars, rock drums and trap production. Think Ashnikko meets Loathe and Billie Eilish meets Bring Me The Horizon, all drenched in a magnificent shade of pink.

The band now return with their most outrageous offering to date in 'Gucci, Honey, Dirty Money' which is out now on all platforms.

Digging deep into their new single vocalist Joshua Dalton mentions:

‘Gucci, Honey, Dirty Money’ is our most outrageous track yet. It is a phat anthem about constantly being told you're not ready, that you have to wait for your dreams just a little longer again and again and again until you finally take matters into your own hands. Just like our band, the track is dangerous, it's glam, it's heavy, it’s camp, it's sarcastic, it's narcissistic, it's ironic, and most importantly, it goes hard.

Produced by Phil Gornell (BMTH, All Time Low) and co-written by James Veck-Gilodi (Deaf Havana), 'Gucci, Honey, Dirty Money' is the next step in gürl's conquest of the bleeding edge of alternative music.

'Gucci, Honey, Dirty Money' picks up where their January smasher 'ANTIPOP', a glorious celebration of mediocrity that is anything but mediocre, left off.

Watch the video below.