

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 โIn Purgatoryโ. Garnering praise from NME, Rolling Stone, and KEXPโs John Richards, World News have displayed an adroit approach to guitar driven indie pop. Yet, โVinegar 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, โVinegar Swimming Poolโ has edge; a half-time heaviness that really offsets it from their other releases.
Exploring more groove-based arrangements (also audible in โThe 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 โVinegar Swimming Poolโ Evans hints at Les Claypoolโs 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 โVinegar 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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