dinosaur Pile-Up, known for their energetic alternative rock sound, is gearing up to release their latest album, “I’ve Felt Better.” The upcoming record aims to blend arena-ready pop-punk influences with themes of heartbreak and personal recovery. The release of “Love’s The Worst” offers fans a glimpse into the album’s sonic direction and lyrical content.

Frontman Matt Bigland shared the inspiration behind “Love’s the Worst,” detailing its creation during a particularly challenging period. “Cards on the table,” bigland stated. “I wrote ‘Love’s The Worst’ after getting broken up with (cool thing #1), on my birthday (cool thing #2), during lockdown (cool thing #3) and then realizing that the person who had just split up with me had actually gotten back with their ex for a week or two already whilst we were still together (cool thing #4). It’s fair to say that making that realization really sucked!” He further described the song as a direct expression of the frustration and hurt associated with betrayal, concluding, “But hey, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.”

Q: When will Dinosaur Pile-Up’s new album “I’ve Felt Better” be released?
A: “I’ve Felt Better” is scheduled for release on August 22nd.

Q: What is the title of Dinosaur Pile-Up’s new single?
A: The new single is titled “Love’s The Worst.”

Q: What record label is releasing the new album?
A: The album will be released via Mascot Records.

This article discusses themes of heartbreak and emotional recovery, which may be sensitive for some readers.