Brooklyn's better living. Return with 'fix your heart'

Emerging from the sweaty basements and gritty dive bars of the Brooklyn DIY scene, better living. have carved out a place in New York's modern punk underground with emotionally charged songs, towering guitars, and undeniable hooks.

fix your heart is the band's sophomore album and most fully realized work to date. Blending countless strains of punk rock, the record explores gender identity, fractured friendships, and the overwhelming influence of the internet and modern life. Massive guitar tones, earnest lyricism, soaring choruses, and the occasional spoken word passage make for a cathartic listen that rewards repeat plays.

The album's three singles each revealed a different side of the record. "The Light" was born from an impromptu rehearsal jam and explores how insecurity and trauma can obscure the truth. "Nighttime Dan Spins Discs For Money" delivers one of the album's hardest-hitting moments, complete with a guest appearance from Will Green of Full Blown Meltdown. Most recently, "Again" transformed a bedroom pop demo into a towering wall of guitars and hooks, capturing the emotional core of fix your heart.

Raw, urgent, and deeply personal, fix your heart captures a band operating at full strength and stands as better living.'s boldest statement yet.

Stream the new album here.

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