Revivalry finds its way with ‘Lost’
Electrifying alt-rock trio from Lincolnshire, Revivalry, kicks off 2025 with their new single, ‘Lost,’ out now via Cosmic Glue.
Following a breakout year that saw them play major festival stages and rack up streaming success with ‘The Town,’ the teenage three-piece return with ‘Lost,’ a track that showcases their evolving sound and lyrical depth. Driven by stirring, snaking riffs, ‘Lost’ pushes Revivalry into fresh creative terrain. The song’s three-and-a-half minutes of raw energy tap into youthful ambition and the fear of time slipping away, setting the stage for another big year of performances and milestones.
Bassist and singer Joshua Corfield explains the song’s meaning:
“‘Lost’ represents the future fear of us being middle-aged and looking back a couple of decades to now, with all our hopes and dreams of an exuberant youth, where life is exciting, the promise of being something is very real, dreams have such potential and the world seems to be ours to own. All that is set against realising, in hindsight, that moment was as good as life got and, even more unpleasant, it is only going to get worse still. The boring job, the lack of money, and the living for the weekend is now the pinnacle of what is left.
“The video represents that hopefulness of youth, set throughout our history-making Kendal Calling weekend. It captures the sheer joy and pride of that summer as we became the youngest ever band to play their Main Stage.”
‘Lost’ is out now, setting the tone for what promises to be another landmark year for Revivalry.
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