Camberley’s own Stereo Silence are back — and this time, they’re demanding a little more from life, love, and rock ’n’ roll with their electric new single “Gimme More.” Released on October 3rd via Regent Street Records, the track arrives just in time for the band’s debut headline show at Woking’s Fiery Bird, marking a huge milestone for one of Surrey’s most promising indie rock outfits.
What makes “Gimme More” so compelling is its backstory — a song written by frontman Sam when he was just 17, now reborn nearly a decade later. You can feel that mix of teenage idealism and grown-up polish throughout the track. It’s a song that’s clearly lived a few lives: evolving from its early Americana-tinged roots into a confident, riff-driven indie banger that feels tailor-made for festival fields and late-night playlists alike.
“Gimme More” captures that restless itch we all feel — the hunger for something bigger, better, and brighter than what’s in front of us. “Life’s alright but I’m not sure if there’s a place that will gimme more,” and it hits like a confession from anyone who’s ever felt stuck between comfort and chaos. Musically, it’s pure energy — a driving bassline, playful offbeat guitar riffs, and production that strikes the perfect balance between raw indie charm and arena-ready sheen.
Stereo Silence isn’t just chasing nostalgia; they’re redefining it. With “Gimme More,” they’ve bottled the thrill of youth and given it a mature, modern edge. As they gear up for their headline show, it’s clear this band isn’t slowing down — they’re just getting started.
Stereo Silence deliver a timeless indie anthem with ‘Gimme More’
