All Hours push the pop-punk boundaries on hefty debut album, 'Everything In Between'

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Brisbane-based pop-punkers, All Hours have excitedly released their highly-anticipated full length debut album, ‘Everything In Between’, through Equal Vision Records/Velocity Records.

Helmed by Tom Denney, a platinum award-winning songwriter, musician and producer who has worked with the likes of Pierce The Veil, Issues, Wage War, Neck Deep and more, and Troy Brady (ex-Amity Affliction), ‘Everything In Between’ is an energetic, emotional and unapologetically loud 10-track showcase from a band poised to make even greater waves within its scene.

All Hours are a five-piece pop-punk band from Brisbane, Australia. Since forming in 2017, the band has been steadily building momentum within the Australian alternative scene with its brand of passionate pop-punk that is heavily influenced by rock heavyweights such as Paramore, A Day to Remember, Blink-182, Silverstein and Sum 41.

"This record is a massive milestone for us, and the excitement of finally putting it out into the world is an incredible feeling," the band says. "We poured absolutely everything we had into making this record — every ounce of our energy, frustration, and passion is tracked into these songs. The wait is finally over, and we can’t wait for everyone to finally hear it."

On paper, ‘Everything In Between’ might be classified as a pop-punk album, but All Hours are clearly keen to push beyond the genre's familiar boundaries. Sure, all the fizz, pop and crunch are present (‘Jumping Out of Windows’, ‘Forever Meant Nothing’), but there's a heavier edge laying beneath the surface, with ‘Let Me Go’, the title track and ‘Stranger’ leaning into darker, more muscular territory, letting the band flex. ‘Passing Moments’ offers a welcome moment of vulnerability, while even the band's more straightforward pop-punk moments are peppered with the occasional metal-inspired shred to keep things interesting. Packed with hook-laden choruses, infectious bounce, blistering bursts and plenty of distortion, ‘Everything In Between’ is a debut that has enough variety to satisfy the pop-punk faithful while giving them a few unexpected detours along the way.

In 2020, Alternative Press named them as one of ten "Rising Australian Pop-Punk Bands You Need to Hear”. In 2021, the band released their third EP, Perspectives, which led to their signing with San Diego-based label Velocity Records. 

After a re-release of ‘Perspectives’ alongside single "Light", All Hours spent much of 2023 and 2024 recording their debut album with producers Tom Denney (ex-A Day to Remember) and Troy Brady (ex-Amity Affliction). The result is ‘Everything In Between’, a 10-track LP that is out now via Equal Vision Records and Velocity Records.

‘Everything In Between’ is out now on all streaming platforms.

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