Broken Lungs follow-up last year’s Funeral Envy single with No Remedy.
Birmingham hardcore punks Broken Lungs return screaming with No Remedy, a blistering new single that distills everything the band does best into three-minutes-twenty-five-seconds of pure, unapologetic rage. Relentless from the opening hit, the track barrels forward with serrated riffs, pit-ready rhythms and a venomous vocal performance that refuses to let up.
Lyrically, No Remedy cuts deeper than simple fury. It confronts the pettiness of grudges, the self-destruction of revenge, and the hollow narcissism of schadenfreude, hammering home a brutal truth: someone else’s misery will never fix your own. It’s confrontational without being preachy, delivered with the kind of conviction that only comes from lived experience.
Since forming in 2018, Broken Lungs have earned their reputation on stages across the UK, sharing bills with heavy hitters like ’68, Palm Reader, Ithaca, Coilguns, and Graphic Nature. No Remedy sounds like a band fully aware of that momentum — confident, focused, and ferocious.
No Remedy is Broken Lungs at their most direct and devastating. No filler. No mercy. No remedy.
Words by Neil Crud. He also does a safe as fuck Louder Than War Punk & Beyond radio show and his profile is here.
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