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Sunbleached — Stop Destroying The Things You Love
Out September 18, 2026

Sunbleached

Stop Destroying The Things You Love

Stop Destroying The Things You Love is the debut full-length from Brisbane alternative rock band Sunbleached, arriving September 18, 2026 through Community Music. Produced by Fletcher Matthews (Trophy Eyes, Dear Seattle, Secret World), the album expands on the band’s mix of grunge-weighted guitars, emo melody and emotionally direct songwriting.

Lead single “Pain Chamber” opens with chugging guitars and restrained vocals before pushing into a sharper pre-chorus and a melodic call-and-response section. Guitarist Bradley Maddaford describes the song as being about giving yourself to another person at your own expense—reshaping who you are until you have handed over control.

The album also includes “Slow Burn,” which quickly became one of Sunbleached’s most popular tracks, along with earlier material that bridges the band’s 2024 EP I Crawled Into The Hole and their 2023 debut EP Delicate Places We Hide.

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  1. 01Delicate Places We Hide
  2. 02Flesh Heaven
  3. 03Slow Burn
  4. 04Everyone Leaves
  5. 05Maybe I'll Come Around
  6. 06Star Crossed Lover
  7. 07Blue Like You
  8. 08Pain Chamber
  9. 09Stop Destroying The Things You Love
  10. 10Dissolve and Bloom
  11. 11Sweet Pea
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Sunbleached announce debut album Stop Destroying The Things You Love, share new single “Pain Chamber”

July 21, 2026

Australian alternative rock, post-hardcore, and emo outfit Sunbleached have announced their debut full-length, Stop Destroying The Things You Love, arriving September 18 via Community Music. Alongside the announcement, the Brisbane five-piece have shared the crushing new single “Pain Chamber”, another glimpse into the record’s emotionally charged mix of massive guitars, melodic hooks, and explosive aggression.

Produced by Fletcher Matthews (Trophy Eyes, Dear Seattle, Secret World), “Pain Chamber” balances thick, grunge-soaked riffs with soaring clean melodies before erupting into bursts of aggressive screams. Lyrically, the song explores losing yourself in a relationship and the emotional toll of constantly reshaping your identity to meet someone else’s expectations.

Fans of Basement, Citizen, Split Chain, and Australian counterparts like Trophy Eyes, Divedown, and Bad Neighbour will feel right at home with Sunbleached’s blend of alternative rock, post-hardcore, emo, and grunge. Following the success of “Slow Burn,” the band looks poised for a breakout with their debut LP.

Check out both “Pain Chamber” and the previously released “Slow Burn” below, and look for Stop Destroying The Things You Love when it arrives on September 18.

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