Never ones to do heavy by the book, Melbourne’s Banks Arcade return with their heavy metal boy band stylings with their latest single, ‘Worship The Internet’, which is out now via UNFD.

Following the release of their debut album ‘Future Lovers’ last year, a hybrid meeting of metalcore, hip hop, pop and electronic flavours, ‘Worship The Internet’ expands on the group's established trademarks, with the new track flitting between swaggering hooks and hulking grit.

‘Worship The Internet’ is super-choppy, slick and cynical - Banks Arcade meld drum and bass chops and touches of hyper-pop, before flipping the track on its head for plenty of aggressive chunk. It’s multifaceted madness with a thick groove, with Banks Arcade poking the social media bear to make their point.

An infectious ode to irrational and volatile anger in the digital age, Banks Arcade's latest chapter is also accompanied today by a brand new music video.

Of ‘Worship The Internet’, Banks Arcade share: "Worship The Internet explores the unreasoned outrage perpetuated by social media and modern culture. Everyone is mad at something and the only answer seems to be to come out swinging and think later. This song presents this outrage in a volatile and aggressive fashion and enters the mind of the individual trying to be authentic amidst a myriad of voices urging them to do otherwise."

A band who always wanted to make history, Banks Arcade bring passion and potent execution to their myriad of influences and creative ideas. Formed over a shared love of music with a razor-sharp avant-garde aesthetic, Banks Arcade have always teetered on modernity, their gaze ever-fixed just beyond the horizon via their flourishing sonic wiles. From their 2018 debut EP ‘Endnote’ to its 2020 follow up ‘Fever Dreams’, the group's head-turning singles like ‘Sick’ and ‘Drown’ have gone on to amass over 1 million individual streams, while their explosive single ‘Chosen’ was chosen by Ubisoft as the official theme song of the Rainbow Six Siege Oceanic Nationals in 2022.

Releasing their full-length ‘Future Lovers’ in 2022, an LP initially devised as a concept album that evolved into a vessel of personal self-discovery, Banks Arcade cemented their future-facing trademark style while also turning heads courtesy of their emphatic soundscapes, searing metal and hip hop additions.

Showcasing their unforgettable live performance in 2023, Banks Arcade embarked on their national Australian Future Lovers tour earlier this year, including sold out shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, as well as an extensive North American run with The Plot In You and Holding Absence, and appearances at UNIFY Off The Record.

‘Worship The Internet’ is out now on all streaming platforms.