Love Your Neighbour: Limited White Vinyl LP & Signed Print

It's been over seven years since The Rifles' last record, and now this east London band is back with their new album, Love Your Neighbour. Their previous albums, Big Life and None The Wiser, reached the highest chart positions of their career so far. Their cult following has grown over the years, with numerous sold - out shows at top London venues like the Roundhouse, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, and more. The energy from these shows inspired The Rifles to create Love Your Neighbour. This album is full of gritty, anthemic songs with relatable lyrics that capture modern British life. The main message of the album is to embrace the power of your local community. Vocalist/guitarist Joel Stoker says it's about getting along better, talking to people, and appreciating those around you. The lead single, 'The Kids Won’t Stop', reflects on the change from youth to adulthood. It has a high - energy chorus that contrasts daily annoyances with a positive, escapist hook. Joel says it sums up their busy lives. Since 2016's Big Life, The Rifles have been active with shows, festivals, and side projects. Their outside - band lives made it hard to work together, but they wanted to repay fans with a new album. They prepared enough material in 2022 but kept writing to ensure the album's full potential. They recorded it at Joel's home studio in east London for flexibility.

To enjoy this Love Your Neighbour album, simply insert the white vinyl LP into your record player. Make sure your record player is in good working condition for the best sound quality. When handling the vinyl, hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. Store the vinyl in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. The signed print is a special collectible. Keep it in a frame to protect it from dust and damage. Hang it in a place where you can enjoy it often. There aren't any special maintenance steps for the print, just keep it clean with a soft, dry cloth if it gets dirty.