Charlie Edmonson

I am a PhD student currently studying how music has meaning. I am based in London and love all kinds of music.

‘Vinegar Swimming Pool’ is a versatile groove-based track and a valuable addition to debut album ‘In Purgatory’ out now!

After dropping a double-header of promising singles this year, World News drop the last single from their debut album โ€˜In Purgatoryโ€™. Garnering praise from NME, Rolling Stone, and KEXPโ€™s John Richards, World News have displayed an adroit approach to guitar driven indie pop. Yet, โ€˜Vinegar Swimming Poolโ€™ features a lurking, muscular riff doubled by the bass, thus sitting on the heavier side of the indie sphere. With the first four singles being more melodically focused, โ€˜Vinegar Swimming Poolโ€™ has edge; a half-time heaviness that really offsets it from their other releases.

Exploring more groove-based arrangements (also audible in โ€˜The Way It Goesโ€™) seems to be where World News shine the brightest. Diverting from the traditionalist vocal approach on the prior singles, Alex Evans displays his versatility. In โ€˜Vinegar Swimming Poolโ€™ Evans hints at Les Claypoolโ€™s ironic vocal grain, before launching into a guttural belch subdued by reverb and depth in the mix.

After the second of these eruptions, the instrumental quells its edge, venturing into a jangly moment more aligned with their previous releases. Immediately after this, however, they lean further into their darker side, developing the original riff with a chromatic ascension that jars in a fascinating way. The band also sounds tight. Even on the record, they sound considerably more rhythmically locked in than their contemporaries. The relative curveball โ€˜Vinegar Swimming Poolโ€™ is in relation to their earlier work prophesizes a debut album of depth and variety.

Listen to ‘Vinegar Swimming Pool‘ here:


Catch World News at the following:

 20.10.26 โ€” Manchester โ€” Deaf Institute
 21.10.26 โ€” Southampton โ€” Joiners
 22.10.26 โ€” Bristol โ€” Thekla
 23.10.26 โ€” Brighton โ€” Mutations Festival
 30.10.26 โ€” Barcelona โ€” LAUT
 31.10.26 โ€” Madrid โ€” Cafรฉ La Palma
 03.11.26 โ€” London โ€” Scala
 04.11.26 โ€” Rotterdam โ€” Rotown
 16.12.26 โ€” Belfast โ€” Voodoo
 18.12.26 โ€” Dublin โ€” Whelan’s 



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