HRTLSS

HRTLSS
HRTLSS
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Listeners
45,879/mo
Est. Royalties
$188 - $750/mo

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Discography

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EPs
10
Singles
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Top Listener Locations

GBLondon, GB550
AUBrisbane, AU537
AUSydney, AU534
AUMelbourne, AU517
USChicago, US436

Playlist Summary

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2,007
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176,656
Playlist follower reach (sum)
700+
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1.5%
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Biography & Metadata

Following their explosive UK live debut in 2024, HRTLSS have emerged as one of the most exciting new forces in British rock. With a powerhouse creative team behind them including Nathan Smart and George Lever (Sleep Token, Loathe, Breakk.Away) on production and mixing, and Zak Pinchin (Holding Absence, Bury Tomorrow, PRESIDENT) continuing the band’s visual storytelling, HRTLSS are closing 2025 with undeniable momentum. Their recent partnership with Papercut Records only adds to the anticipation of what’s to come. The first glimpse of this new chapter came with the single ‘To Dust’ - a brooding, cinematic collision of melody and aggression that set the tone for what’s next. Today, they continue that evolution with ‘Breathe Me In’, the second release of their new era, capturing the raw emotion, atmosphere and energy that define HRTLSS at their most fearless. With growing recognition from national media outlets, HRTLSS have been tipped as ones to watch for 2025, marking them as a band on the cusp of something huge. “They’ve invented their own niche. It’s grungy, rock-infused, electronic, IT’S GORGEOUS.” — Alyx Holcombe (BBC Introducing Rock, BBC Radio 1) “It’s a really unique listen and one that time and time again, we’re hearing as stand-out in the new era of heavy music.” — Elise Cobain (Forever Loud / Amazon Music)

Updated Sep 29, 2026, 9:35 PM
First discovered Jan 30, 2025, 11:11 PM