Working Men’s Club have returned with the Atticus Ross-produced new single ‘Devout’, which they say introduces a new chapter. READ MORE: Sydney Minsky Sargeant: “To overcome some difficult thoughts and feelings, I had to put them out on the table” The standalone single follows on from critically-acclaimed albums ‘Working Men’s Club’ (2020) and ‘Fear Fear’ (2022), and is the first release they’ve shared since signing to Domino. Said in a press release to herald the beginning of a new era for Working Men’s Club – aka songwriter-singer-producer Sydney Minsky Sargeant – the track sees Working Men’s Club join forces with Grammy-winning composer and Nine Inch Nails’ Atticus Ross. The song takes on an intense, looming electronica sound as it fades in, with the rapidly increasing instrumentation being topped off with Sargeant’s distinctive, synth-inspired vocals. While the sound has the same urgency and driving melodies that Working Men’s Club showcased in their previous material, ‘Devout’ introduces new, more-vulnerable lyrics and more abstract elements into the mix. “Devout always felt like the right song to return with,” said Sargeant. The song comes with a new companion visualiser dire...
Working Men’s Club return with intense Atticus Ross-produced new single ‘Devout’
3 hours ago
6
- Homepage
- Entertainment
- Working Men’s Club return with intense Atticus Ross-produced new single ‘Devout’
Related
glaive Joins Tiffany Day To Debut New Song In San Francisco
17 minutes ago
1
Carrie Underwood Goes Full Nu-Metal with Limp Bizkit, Linkin...
18 minutes ago
1
Elton John Kept a 30-Year Tradition Alive at Rock in Rio Set...
54 minutes ago
1
Tips
click
Trending
Popular
Justin Hawkes Unveils Sophomore Album, ‘Now or Never’
3 weeks ago
62
Frankie Valli, 92, Disputes Retirement Announcement
3 weeks ago
40
Way Out West 2026 in photos
3 weeks ago
38
Elements Festival Delivered on Its Promises for Improvement
3 weeks ago
36
© Clint's Music News 2026. All rights are reserved


















English (US) ·