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Inhaler’s latest single ‘Love Will Get You There’ is BBC Radio 1 Hottest Record In The World! With this new single comes the annoucement of the Dublin band’s eagerly awaited sophomore album ‘Cuts & Bruises’ that will be released on February 17th via Polydor Records.

‘Cuts & Bruises’ is the follow-up to Inhaler’s debut album ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This’ which debuted at no.1 in both the UK & Irish Official Charts. Released in July 2021, ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This’ became the fastest-selling debut album on vinyl by any band this century and saw Inhaler become the first Irish group to top the Album Charts with a debut in 13 years.

‘Love Will Get You There’ is the second track to be unveiled from ‘Cuts & Bruises’ and follows soaring anthem ‘These Are The Days’ which was released in June. The accompanying video for ‘Love Will Get You There’ sees the four band members – vocalist and guitarist Elijah Hewson, bassist Robert Keating, guitarist Josh Jenkinson and drummer Ryan McMahon – performing on a spoof Late Late Show alongside some very intriguing personalities and a game of Ready, Set, Gunge!

‘Cuts & Bruises’ features 11 tracks and was produced by Inhaler’s long term collaborator Antony Genn.

In addition to their support slots next year with Harry Styles at Slane Castle and Sam Fender at St James Park, INHALER have just been announced as special guests of Arctic Monkeys on their 2023 European tour.

Inhaler must be doing somehting right! They are forging a great path in the world of guitar music, somthing that started, for them, at school in Dublin.

The our piece band, who met in school, quickly realised their love of dirty bass lines, pounding rhythms and infectious melodies infused with psychedelic soundscapes far outweighed their interest for Pythagoras’s theorem, e=mc², The Merchant Of Venice or Ulysses.

Their future would be defined by the mystery, magic and unknown pleasures contained within the grooves of their parents vinyl collections rather than the pages of any torn and tattered textbook.