Birmingham punks The Liarbilitys return with Vandalheart, their sophomore album, out now and recorded at Abatis Studios with producer Jon Priestley (The Damned, Ruts DC). Across eleven tracks, the band channels chaos, frustration, and working‑class grit into a record that’s as raw as it is anthemic.
The title track sets the tone with a fiery statement about living for the music, burning out, and finding solace in punk itself. Elsewhere, songs like Gutta Percha cut deep, echoing the voice of a generation that feels cheated but refuses to stay quiet. Every track blends jagged riffs and pounding drums with hooks that hit hard enough to stay with you.
What makes Vandalheart stand out is its honesty—loud, rough, and unpolished in the best way, yet crafted with precision by a band that’s stayed loyal to their roots and to each other. With years of touring under their belts and no line‑up changes since the start, The Liarbilitys prove that consistency breeds strength.
To celebrate the release, the band is hosting a launch show at The Night Owl in Birmingham on August 2, joined by Face Up, Rotunda, and Leech Bleeders—an event set to match the record’s intensity.
With Vandalheart, The Liarbilitys have delivered a record that bleeds authenticity and demands to be played loud.
