Recollection mix their hardcore roots with cathartic indie on new single and video "Intrusive Thoughts"
July 13, 2026
Recollection have announced their new EP, Intrusive Thoughts, out August 28 through DAZE. The four-track release finds the band pulling from their hardcore roots while leaning into a more vulnerable, cathartic indie rock sound, with songs touching on anxiety, finding your place in the modern world, and the changes that come with becoming a parent.
Alongside the announcement, Recollection have shared the EP’s lead single and title track, “Intrusive Thoughts,” featuring guest vocals from Cherish Hynes. Built around candid vocals, repetitive hooks, and jangly melodies, the track digs into self-sabotage and obsessive overthinking inside a relationship.
Speaking on the single, vocalist Josh Hynes says, “‘Intrusive Thoughts’ is about being in a relationship and not being able to avoid self sabotage. Once you have a thought in your head it’s next to impossible to get it out.”
Intrusive Thoughts was produced and mixed by Taylor Young at The Pit, with additional tracking by Eric Sauter at Black Heart Sound. The EP is available for preorder now through DAZE.
Watch the video for “Intrusive Thoughts” and stream the single below.
RIYL: Drug Church, Militarie Gun, Fiddlehead, Squint
