
There’s something undeniably satisfying about music that lets you spiral in style, and The Sunmills have perfected the art of it.
Their new single “Burning Bridges” isn’t just a song, it’s a full-blown emotional meltdown with a killer bassline. Pulled from their upcoming debut album “The Art of Burning Bridges” (out May 9, 2025), this track is part confession, part comedy, and 100% chaos. It’s the kind of tune you blast in your car while overthinking every relationship decision you’ve ever made and then texting your ex just to see what happens.
Hailing from Highland, Utah, The Sunmills are what happens when you cross Hendrix-level guitar riffs with Chilli Peppers funk and a complete inability to commit. Their sound is loud, groovy, and emotionally messy, in the best way possible. And while they might not be ready for therapy, they’ve channelled all their unresolved issues into some seriously addictive alt-rock.
“Burning Bridges” hits hard with sarcastic lyrics that feel way too real, a chorus that begs to be screamed, and enough swagger to distract you from the deep-rooted emotional wreckage it’s built on. Sure, there’s a little regret buried in there, but it’s hidden behind a smirk and some seriously questionable decisions.
If you’ve ever burned a bridge, sent the “I miss you” text, or convinced yourself that self-sabotage is character development, this one’s for you.
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