Time Itself

Children Collide's highly anticipated fourth studio album has finally been released. Their discography features some of the most beloved Australian singles from the last decade, such as "Farewell Rocketship," "Jellylegs," and "My Eagle," all of which have been featured in the triple j hottest 100. Known for their electrifying live performances, Children Collide have graced stages at prestigious events like SXSW, The Great Escape, Splendour in the Grass, and the Big Day Out, in addition to headlining shows in major cities worldwide including London, Paris, LA, New York, and Tokyo. Johnny Mackay and Ryan Ceasar have once again united for this album, welcoming live bassist Chelsea Wheatley to enhance their dynamic live shows. Recorded by Loren Humphrey at Diamond Mine & Stockholm Syndrome in New York City, the singles "Funeral for a Ghost" and "Trampoline" offer a glimpse into the essence of Time Itself, although the album promises much more. Just as their previous works delved deeper than expected, this new release is set to deliver a complex and thought-provoking rock experience that pushes boundaries and explores diverse themes with the boldness that initially propelled Children Collide into the spotlight. From the snarling, Nirvana-inspired "Return to Femmes" to the high-energy opener "Man of the People" and the psychedelic "Trampoline," each track on the album offers a unique sonic journey. Mackay particularly praises "