UK punk band High Frequency return with Their Greed Is Killing Us All, a blistering new single that channels fury into sharp, direct protest. Out now with a DIY video and streaming across platforms, the track marks one of the band’s heaviest and most politically charged releases to date.
Formed in 2003 after a jam session at Reading Festival, High Frequency have long been rooted in socially conscious punk. With snarling guitars, pounding drums, and a vocal delivery that feels urgent and unfiltered, Their Greed Is Killing Us All calls out economic exploitation and corporate excess with zero subtlety—and that’s the point.
The single was previewed across the band’s socials, described by the group themselves as “our angriest song yet.” It backs that claim with ferocity, but also clarity—anthemic without being bloated, confrontational without losing control.
