Pillow Queens shared gripping, drum-driven track ‘Suffer’. The latest offering from the group is an aching and emotive exploration of love and self-deception. Throughout November, Pillow Queens is set to perform live across the EU and UK.

‘Suffer,’ produced by Collin Pastore (boygenius, Illuminati Hotties, Lucy Dacus), delves deep into the raw and turbulent emotions surrounding the unravelling of a once-cherished relationship. With soul-stirring lyrics and a melancholic melody, this song captures the ache of heartbreak and the struggle to let go. The track has sonic elements of Northern Soul music and acts as a communal psalm for the heartbroken, and for those seeking resolve and mercy as its powerful message reverberates through its final moment. Recalling the making of the track in their home city they say, “We wrote it in the depths of winter at our rehearsal studio in Dublin, and the cold really penetrates the song.” The band cites inspirations for the track including Alt-J, Hozier, Feist, Black Pumas, Lana Del Rey and more. This Is Pop? today’s song of the day is here for you.