GLASS BRIDGES RELEASE BRAND NEW EP!
Rising Southern Alt-Rock Act, Glass Bridges released their highly anticipated new EP ‘In Reverence of All That We Are’ alongside their latest single ‘Rage’ on 2nd October 2026 via Year Of The Rat Records.
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It’s officially here. The highly anticipated new EP, In Reverence to All That We Are, from Glass Bridges has now been released via Year Of The Rat Records, arriving ahead of the band’s final shows of 2026.
The band have been building publicly towards the EP since July, releasing ‘Pray’, ‘Wish’ and ‘Rage’ as individual singles, all of which now feature on the three-track record. At just 11½ minutes, In Reverence to All That We Are packs a remarkable amount into its runtime, combining raw emotion, crushing breakdowns and masterful musicianship from a band still relatively early in their career.
This EP feels like more than just another release. It represents a significant step forward for Glass Bridges and demonstrates just how much potential this band possesses as they continue to establish themselves within the UK alternative scene.
We’re incredibly excited to be part of that journey, with Glass Bridges joining us at Novacaine Festival 2026 on 28 November.
The band told us about the new single: “Rage is a reminder that it’s important and necessary to get pissed off at those who would intentionally harm others. Anger borne through care is fuel for change, and revolution begins when we refuse to settle for a world built on greed and power. “Rage” is a re invigoration of the fight for love.”
Speaking to Hive Magazine in August, Glass Bridges described ‘In Reverence to All That We Are’ as a step forward for the band, with a heavier and more mature sound than their previous material. The band also discussed how they had refined their approach to songwriting, recording, production and mastering, resulting in what they felt was a more consistent body of work.
They also teased what was still to come, with the band describing ‘Rage’ as “the angriest song” they had ever written and one of the biggest statements they had made with their music. Now, with the complete EP finally available, listeners can hear exactly what they were building towards.
“I’m extremely excited to welcome Glass Bridges to Novacaine Festival this year. This is a band I had my eye on back in 2024 when I first picked up their Myria EP, so the fact that I’ve been able to invite them to this year’s event and be part of their latest EP cycle is an absolute honour. “
“We genuinely believe this band is going to soar.”
- Scott O’Shea
About Glass Bridges:
Glass Bridges are a four-piece, female-fronted, alternative rock band. Their music blends punchy riffs with evocative vocals, creating a sound that is unique in its emotionality.
Residing in the south of the U.K., the band intend to share a message of self-actualisation, championing the determination to embody our most authentic selves- in a world that so often preaches the opposite.
With more than 10 tracks under their belt and over 4.5 million cumulative streams, Glass Bridges have risen quickly and not so quietly. Receiving national airplay through BBC radio 1 on multiple tracks, as well as numerous spins on Planet Rock, the ever growing footprint of the band continues to build momentum.
Live shows are a particular strong point for Glass Bridges, with fans coming for the music and leaving both exhilarated and exhausted by the outrageously high energy. Each show is as memorable as it is mesmerising, with some fans travelling hours across the country just to get another taste. The band, intent on fostering community, are incredibly grateful for the support they’ve received so far, including multiple sold out headline shows in London, Guildford, Bristol and more.
UPCOMING UK SHOWS:
Novacaine Festival, Sheffield - 28th November
The Grafton Arms, Manchester - 5th December
The Hairy Dog, Derby - 6th December
Signature Brew Haggerston, London - 10th December
Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff - 12th December
