Nov 13, 2026
So It Goes…
Eight loose, loud indie-rock songs from Swedish quartet Cherry Pikes, arriving November 13 via Sunday Drive Records.
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Cherry Pikes came out of the Swedish hardcore scene with a loose, guitar-heavy take on indie rock. David Wolfbrandt and Joakim Johansson play guitar and sing, Felicia Fritszon plays bass and sings, and Max Wiberg plays drums. Their songs draw on the guitar noise of Pixies and Polvo and the rough-edged melody of bands like Ovlov. After an earlier album and a run of singles, they’re releasing So It Goes… through Sunday Drive Records on November 13.
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NewsNov 6, 2026
Sunday Drive Records welcomes Vivians, Cherry Pikes and Silica
Sunday Drive Records has announced three new signings and November releases from Cherry Pikes, Vivians and Silica.
Swedish alt-rock band Cherry Pikes will release So It Goes… on November 13. The eight-track album draws on the band’s roots in the Swedish hardcore scene. They recorded without a click track and left some of the conversations between takes in the mix, capturing the loose feel of the sessions. Across eight tracks, loud guitars and the absurdities of everyday life come together in a raw, loose sound that captures the band’s genuine emotion and attitude. “724” (feat. Akimbo) is out now alongside a cover of Q Lazzarus’ “Goodbye Horses.” RIYL Pixies, Ovlov, Polvo, Superchunk, and Yuck.
Toronto trio Vivians will release their debut LP, Take Your Desires for Reality, on November 17. The seven songs pull from UK rave, psychedelia, jangle pop and big beat, with pop hooks running through layers of synths, drum machines and loops. Lead single “Steady Eddie” is out now. RIYL Happy Mondays and Primal Scream.
London trio Silica will release their debut LP, Alone in Tow, on November 20. The band came out of London’s hardcore scene and blends the noise and melody of ’90s alternative rock with post-hardcore. Across 11 songs, they use the contrast between London’s concrete and wildlife to explore belonging, anxiety and resilience. Lead single “Myatt’s Song” is out now, with influences including Hum, Farside, Mineral, Supertouch, Catherine Wheel and Quicksand.
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