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Still No One drop "Save Me" single and complete their new five-track EP

The Italian skate punk band's title track wraps up a rollout that began months ago with four previous singles.

Published on · Reported from The Punk Site

Still No One drop "Save Me" single and complete their new five-track EP
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Italian skate punk band Still No One have put "Save Me" on streaming platforms. The song is the title track of the group's new EP and the final piece of a five-song release.

Musically, the track sticks to a high-energy pop punk template built for movement and live crowds. Lyrically, it deals with feeling suffocated by your hometown, the sense of being trapped in one place and the urge to escape somewhere else.

"Save Me" closes out a rollout that stretched across the previous months. Before it, the band shared "Faith In You", "Worth Dying For", "The Witness" and "Never Again", four singles that each highlighted a different side of the group's sound.

With the title track now out, the full EP is available. The five songs together make up Still No One's brand new release, which can be streamed in full.

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