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(BHM) Australian new wave/post-punk band Radio Free Alice have released their long-awaited debut album, What's In Between, via Atlantic Records. Eleven songs evoke the sound of a band that knows exactly what it wants to be: hook-laden yet self-aware, full of humor and a strange kind of joy, and unashamedly massive in its ambitions.
Led by the wryly amusing Noah Learmonth alongside guitarist Jules Paradiso, bassist Michael Phillips and drummer Lochie Dowd, the Melbourne band made the record across three continents with Peter Katis (Interpol, The National), Ewan Pearson (Depeche Mode, Franz Ferdinand) and Finn Billingham - here.
Today's release follows a breakout run that took the band from six sold-out London shows to Governor's Ball, Reading and Leeds, and from Geese and The Killers support slots at home to three sold-out nights in New York. A coming-of-age soundtrack for fans carving out their own stories, it cements them as one of 2026's most significant breakout bands.
RFA has been rolling out singles from their album over the last few months, only officially announcing it with the single "Crying With You" in late August. Stirring up noise the best way they know how, the band has been treating fans to surprise pop-up shows across London, Los Angeles, Sydney and Melbourne. This past week has seen them perform stripped down sets in record stores in Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York City.
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