Tracklist
Sevastopol	2:22
Magazine	3:30
Try Staying	2:32
Dodecahedron	3:22
A Brighter Tomorrow	3:05
Life Hex	4:19
Ist Halt So	3:58
Sicko!	3:25
Cursive	4:26
I’ll Ask Her	3:29

Expansion and Evolution of Sound

Mandy, Indiana’s new album Urgh is a fierce, uncompromising blast of industrial noise-rock and post-punk energy that channels chaos into catharsis.

Built from harsh rhythms, jagged synths, and Valentine Caulfield’s urgent French vocals, the record expands the band’s sound with thicker textures and sharper production. Tracks like “Magazine” and “Sicko!” (featuring billy woods) mix personal grievance with societal critique, turning rage and trauma into a visceral listening experience that feels both intense and strangely danceable.

Urgh pushes the band’s experimental edge further than ever, balancing abrasive sonic assault with addictive grooves and emotional force.

Critical Breakthrough of 2026

Early responses to Urgh position it as one of the most striking experimental releases of 2026, praised for its electrifying combination of industrial noise, post-punk rhythms, and confrontational lyricism.

Critics highlight how the album turns personal hardships (from health struggles to wide-ranging social injustice) into a galvanizing artistic statement that feels immediate and unfiltered.

The collaboration with billy woods on “Sicko!” adds a layer of genre-crossing intrigue that broadens the record’s appeal. Fans and reviewers alike see Urgh as a breakthrough moment for the Manchester-Berlin quartet, solidifying their reputation as a band capable of translating discomfort and fury into thrilling, unpredictable music.