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FLEAS Unleash Explosive Debut Album 'Imagine If There Was More'

  • March 7, 2025
  • Antonia Sulley
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Suffolk-based alternative-hardcore band FLEAS have released their debut album, Imagine If There Was More. Known for their high energy, the band channels their raw intensity into seven tracks blending punk, rock, and metal.

Produced by Suffolk-based Alec Jarman, the album delivers emotionally charged heavy rock, seamlessly combining relentless energy with introspective lyricism. Covering themes of mental health, love, and social issues, it moves fluidly between metal aggression and emo-punk vulnerability. “The album ranges in topics, from mental health, to today’s social climate, and experiences with love and protecting those closest to us. It was recorded in a very DIY set up, mostly in bedrooms and rehearsal spaces, captured by the wildly talented Alec Jarman; he was instrumental in bringing our vision to life.” the band shares.

FLEAS have built a strong reputation, sharing stages with acts like Dingus Khan, The Meffs, Skating Polly, Gaffa Tape Sandy, and Pet Needs, further cementing their status as a rising force in the UK alternative scene. With Imagine If There Was More, FLEAS establish themselves as a must-watch band.

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