gas station. Releases Dream-Soaked Second Single, “Seconds”

Following their striking first single "Scattered Sand On Pavement", alt-rock outfit gas station. returns with “Seconds” – a fever dream in slow motion that slips between memory and desire.

It’s soft, strange, and painfully sincere, capturing the ache of wanting something fleeting to last just a little longer.

Drifting through surreal imagery – “You were American Psycho’s scream / We were the forest in my wet dream” – the track feels like a love letter written in the haze between sleep and waking. The sound is intimate yet cinematic, anchored by vivid lyricism and delicate urgency.

“Seconds” expands the band’s signature mix of 90s grit and modern indie edge and is out now. It is also the last single before their album A Collection of Songs For Saying Goodbye releases on 8.29.

Stream the new single here.