With their fiery live shows and songs of pain, longing and rage, Gurriers want to be a band that matter – and nothing less. The Irish five-piece are going to the next level with 'Nobody's Coming To Save You', an arresting and uncompromising rock record with "dreams, decay and desire" at its core.⁣ ⁣ Formed of boyhood friends and faces from the Dublin scene during COVID, Gurriers named themselves after a word that "is rooted in a lot of negativity", says guitarist Mark MacCormack. "It would be synonymous with a thug or a hoodlum. We’re more the idea of community. The stage presentation is bombastic, let loose and a bit wild. We’re always trying to encourage you to be yourself, truly and fully, have a good time and be accepted."⁣ ⁣ gurriersband are on The Cover. Read the full story at the link in bio or at nme.com/the-cover⁣ ⁣ #Gurriers #NMETheCover⁣ ⁣ Words: Andrew Trendell / andrewtrendell⁣ Photography: Joseph Bishop / joseph_bishop_studio⁣ Styling: Lucy James / Juicylames⁣ Location: C...