DEATH OF THE HIGH STREET – OVER NOW – SINGLE RELEASE

TAKEN FROM THE FORTHCOMING DEBUT ALBUM “BRAGGING ABOUT BREAKING”

Death Of The High Street are back—and they’re swinging hard with their raucous new single, “OVER NOW” the first taste of their upcoming debut album “Bragging About Breaking”!

This isn’t just a song—it’s an indie-rock gut-punch. From the first beat, “Over Now” tears through with thunderous drums, gritty basslines, razor-sharp guitars, and raw, emotionally charged lyrics. It’s everything you love about DOTHS, supercharged with fresh urgency and bite.

Lyrically, “Over Now” walks a bittersweet tightrope – following a character post-breakup, content with the fallout but still bruised by the emotional wreckage.

It’s cynical, it’s reflective, it’s painfully relatable.

“It’s over now, it’s not even started !”

a tantalizing an opening line, A prelude to the emotional turbulence ahead.

Musically, it’s a high-energy blend of indie rock and lyrical storytelling that hits you right in the chest.

“Over Now” isn’t just a single – it’s a statement.

An electric, radio-ready rock anthem that’ll leave fans of all genres wanting more.

Death Of The High Street (DOTHS) are a genre-blending band fusing post-punk, indie, rock, and pop into a sound that’s familiar yet entirely their own.

Influenced by acts like Bob Dylan, Sleaford Mods, and Viagra Boys, they avoid imitation with thoughtful, unpredictable music.

Since their 2020 debut single “EXIT,” released by ‘90s music mogul Alan McGee on his “It’s Creation Baby” label, they’ve earned support and radio play from the likes of 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq and BBC’s Mickey Bradley. Their tracks “Synergy” and “Chancer” extended their reach to the U.S., with KEXP naming them “Track of the Day”.

With frequent radio play, including on Frank Skinner’s Absolute Radio show, their audience continues to grow.

Live, DOTHS deliver intense, polished sets across the UK—from Camden’s Dublin Castle to a packed YNOT Festival tent. Now, after years of evolution, their debut album “Bragging About Breaking” drops in 2025, capturing the essence of a band refusing to stand still.