Riding the wave of their meteoric year, Dexter and The Moonrocks has announced the release of their upcoming full-length album Friends That I Don’t Like which is set to arrive on October 2 via Severance Records/Big Loud Rock. To celebrate the announcement, the band has also released their new single “It’s A Lot,” with an accompanying music video, stirring up further anticipation with an exciting glimpse of what’s to come on the forthcoming project.
Just in time for the new music, Dexter and The Moonrocks are set to make their late-night TV debut tomorrow night on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where they’ll perform their viral smash hit “Freakin’ Out,” which just received an official RIAA Platinum Certification, marking the band’s first-ever track to achieve the milestone.
Pre-order Friends That I Don’t Like HERE.
Listen to “It’s A Lot” HERE
Friends That I Don’t Like embraces a bold, rock-forward sound, built around raw energy, guitar-driven melodies, driving rhythms, and an undeniable sense of momentum. Balancing the grit and attitude of rock with the band’s distinctive sound, the collection showcases Dexter and The Moonrocks at their most dynamic and electrifying.
Kicking off with striking guitar riffs that build in intensity, “It’s A Lot” sets the tone for Friends That I Don’t Like from the very first moments. The song taps into the frustration of keeping things bottled up, feeling emotionally worn down, and reaching a point where it all becomes, quite simply, a lot. The accompanying music video brings those themes to life, capturing the song’s sense of frustration, isolation, and emotional exhaustion through a cinematic visual narrative.
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