PET NEEDS Breaks into UK Top 20 with New Album 'Intermittent Fast Living'

Essex punk rockers PET NEEDS have shattered expectations and stormed their way into the UK Top 20 Album chart with their latest release, 'Intermittent Fast Living'. Landing at an impressive No.17, the band's third album has catapulted them into the spotlight alongside industry giants like Kanye West, Ariana Grande, and IDLES.

Dubbing their campaign 'Bottom of the Pops', PET NEEDS strategically plotted their ascent into the UK Official Top 40, only to find themselves surpassing their own ambitions and securing a spot in the esteemed Top 20. Frontman Johnny expressed his disbelief in a recent interview with the BBC, stating, "It is bizarre... None of us were prepared for this... The fact that we are up there with Kanye West is incomprehensibly unreal."

'Intermittent Fast Living' encapsulates the whirlwind lifestyle of a contemporary punk band, oscillating between rock'n'roll fantasies and the mundane realities of everyday life. With 11 frenetic tracks, the album navigates themes of love, loss, touring trials, and punk protests against pay-to-play shows, all while offering lucid life lessons learned from unexpected sources.

Praised by critics for its insightfulness and honesty, the album has garnered rave reviews from publications like Punktastic and Maximum Volume, earning accolades for its infectious energy and relatable lyrics.

Recorded in a lightning-fast two weeks at Vada Studios with producer George Perks, 'Intermittent Fast Living' is a testament to PET NEEDS' raw talent and unyielding passion for punk rock.

With a full UK and European tour on the horizon, PET NEEDS is ready to take their explosive sound to stages across the continent, promising audiences a high-octane experience they won't soon forget. Don't miss PET NEEDS live on tour, with dates kicking off in April and spanning cities from Stockton on Tees to Paris. It's time to experience the electrifying energy of PET NEEDS firsthand – grab your tickets now and join the punk rock revolution.