Single Review: The K’s – Breakdown In My Bedroom


Pretty on the Internet



The K’s have just dropped ‘Breakdown In My Bedroom,’ the lead single from their upcoming album, ‘Pretty On The Internet’. Produced by Grammy Award-winner Jim Lowe and mixed by Pete Hutchings, this track is a vibrant blend of upbeat indie rock with lyrics that cut deep into personal struggles.

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Frontman Jamie Boyle opens up about the song’s inspiration, sharing that it’s a reflection of his ongoing battle with mental health. He delves into the internal conflict between seeking the comfort of isolation and facing the challenges of the outside world. This raw honesty adds a layer of depth to the track, making it relatable to anyone who’s grappled with similar feelings.

‘Breakdown in My Bedroom’ was written as a reflection of my ongoing struggle to maintain mental stability when navigating through various situations. It’s about that internal battle—the moments when anxiety takes over, and the idea of staying in my bedroom, locked away from the world, seems like a safer and more comfortable option than facing social interactions or confronting difficult situations.

It’s strange, but there’s a part of me that sometimes chooses the isolation, even though I know it’s not the healthiest choice. The song dives into that feeling of being trapped in your own head, caught between the desire to escape and the need to push through. It’s a personal exploration of how, at times, it can feel easier to avoid the world than to face it head-on.

Musically, ‘Breakdown In My Bedroom‘ is classic The K’s, energetic guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and anthemic choruses that are sure to ignite live audiences. The polished production elevates their sound while maintaining the authenticity fans love.

Breakdown In My Bedroom‘ not only offers a glimpse into the thematic depth of their forthcoming album but also reaffirms The K’s knack for crafting music that’s both compelling and relatable. As they continue to evolve and connect with audiences through candid storytelling and dynamic performances, the anticipation for ‘Pretty On The Internet’ is palpable. This record promises to delve into personal struggles while delivering the high-energy indie rock that fans have come to adore.

Looking ahead, 2025 is shaping up to be a monumental year for the band. Following the success of their debut album, ‘I Wonder If The World Knows?’, which soared to #3 on the Official Album Charts in 2024, The K’s are gearing up for a series of live performances. In March, they’ll hit the stage at The British Music Embassy during SXSW in Texas and grace The Great Escape festival in the UK. Their ‘Pretty On The Internet’ Tour kicks off in Belfast on April 15, spanning multiple dates across the UK and Ireland, including a highly anticipated show at London’s Roundhouse on May 13.

The K’s Upcoming Live Dates
  • 7th March – Studio 24, Wells, UK
  • 8th-9th March – Sound Factory Festival, Thê Depø, Plymouth, UK
  • 15th April – Limelight 2, Belfast, UK
  • 16th April – Whelans, Dublin, Ireland
  • 18th April – Great Hall, Cardiff University Students’ Union, Cardiff, UK
  • 25th April – Octagon Centre, Sheffield, UK
  • 26th April – Asylum, Hull University Union, Hull, UK
  • 8th May – Rock City, Nottingham, UK
  • 9th May – O2 Academy, Birmingham, UK
  • 10th May – O2 Academy, Leeds, UK
  • 13th May – Roundhouse, London, UK
  • 17th May – O2 Academy, Bristol, UK 
  • 22nd May – O2 City Hall, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
  • 24th May – Neighbourhood Weekender, Victoria Park, Warrington, UK
  • 14th June – Lincoln Castle, Lincoln, UK (supporting James)
  • 29th June – Llangollen Pavilion, Llangollen, UK (supporting James)
  • 12-13th May – TRNSMT Festival, Glasgow Green, Glasgow, UK
  • 31st July-3rd August – Kendal Calling, Lowther Deer Park, Penrith, UK
  • 8th August – Salt and Tar, Bootle Canalside, Liverpool, UK
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