Glasgow’s Rodeo Club dropped their latest single ‘You’ on July 25th, 2025, a raw and gripping cut from their new EP Talking to the Stars. This five-piece has been turning heads in Scotland’s alt-rock scene with a string of sold-out shows and a sound that pulls from post-punk titans like Fontaines D.C. and The Murder Capital, while echoing the wide-open textures of Mogwai. With twin guitars slicing through the mix, a rhythm section that hits like a freight train, and frontwoman Lucy’s vocals floating somewhere between Debbie Harry’s cool detachment and The Last Dinner Party’s modern flair, they’ve carved out a lane that’s distinctly theirs.
‘You’ digs into the messy business of finding refuge in someone after life’s knocked you around. It’s got this slow-burn intensity—guitars that hum and churn, building into waves of sound, with Lucy’s voice slicing through like a beacon. The track locks into a groove that’s both heavy and airy, the rhythm section keeping it grounded while the melodies lift it into something almost widescreen. It’s the kind of song that sticks with you, equal parts gut-punch and release.
After a breakout 2024 packed with hometown triumphs, Rodeo Club is riding a wave of momentum. ‘You’ feels like a mission statement—proof they can weld raw power to real emotion without breaking a sweat. ‘You’ is about that moment when you realize someone’s got your back after everything’s gone sideways. It’s heavy, but it’s honest.
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