The Tarragona power trio opens a new chapter with a more mature, intense, and luminous preview, a prelude to the album arriving in early 2026, solidifying Groggy Rude as one of the most promising bands in Catalan punk-rock

A track that transforms fear and darkness into a burst of strength and hope, featuring impeccable production and a striking music video that marks the group’s most ambitious and powerful retorn

Groggy Rude return with force and present “A dins meu,” the first single from the Tarragona band’s new album, set to be released in early 2026. A track with which the power trio of the moment takes a big step forward, reclaiming their essence: raw emotion, razor-sharp guitars, and an honesty that shakes you. The song explores the weight of time, fear, and insecurities that cross us in dark moments, until someone appears to break the storm and bring back the light. It is an anthem of rebirth, of finding refuge, and of learning to breathe calmly again, turning vulnerability into an irresistible strength. Recorded at EM Estudi, with a powerful master by Ultramarinos handled by Víctor García, and produced by the band themselves, “A dins meu,” is the perfect introduction to an album that promises to mark a turning point in the band’s trajectory. The new single is accompanied by a music video directed by Pau Garriga, amplifying this emotional journey with equally striking visuals: from the darkness that devours everything to open, illuminated landscapes symbolizing the calm and confidence that arise when someone breaks through the defenses.

LISTEN TO THE NEW SINGLE "A dins meu"

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“The folks from the south will kill us all,” as Valero Sanmartí used to say… especially if it’s with a guitar and punk attitude. In recent years, Tarragona has become the mecca of 21st-century Catalan punk-rock, and Groggy Rude are its new sensation. The punk-rock power trio, formed in 2016, carries on the Tarragona punk-rock tradition and, with emotive lyrics, razor-sharp guitars, and melodies as effervescent as they are contagious, delivers blasts of Catalan punk-rock that could have been imagined by Lars Frederiksen having a few beers in Serrallo with Grade 2 before setting off on his own boat to conquer — or lose bous i esquelles — in London, Boston, or Los Angeles. The most exuberant youth sing along and adore them with joy, and the Groggy, tough punkers and hard workers as they are, have already left us a demo, two full-length albums, and a split with Batec. Catalan punk-rock remains the soundtrack of camaraderie and, by excellence, of a large part of the youth, and among Groggy Rude’s hits, their punk adaptations of classics like “Serà perché ti amo,” “Geordie,” or “Em poses a 100” are already destined to be timeless.

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