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Big Red
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Big Red
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Mission St. — played 2026-08-20
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Big Red — Mission St.
Played: 2026-08-20
'Mission St.' is the just-dropped announcement single for Big Red's debut album Big Sur (out 30 October 2026) — the solo songwriting project of The Orchestra (For Now) frontman Joseph Scarisbrick. Scarisbrick on the song: 'It is a sad song masquerading as an upbeat loud banger. It is about seeing someone disappear right in front of you... a very specific person from my childhood.' The debut was written across London and Santa Cruz, California in early 2025, then 'recorded entirely live in Devon' — 'Mission St.' itself was a longtime fixture of the trio's live set before ever being released. Big Red is no longer a solo act: it has expanded into a three-piece with bassist/vocalist Millie Kirby and drummer Charlie Hancock, following a sold-out headline show at Third Man Records' Blue Basement.
Sources: Indie Is Not A Genre · Bizzarre
Big Red
Origin: London, England, UK / Santa Cruz, California, USA · formed as a solo project, expanded to a trio in 2025-26
Members: Joseph Scarisbrick (vocals, guitar — also frontman of The Orchestra (For Now)), Millie Kirby (bass, vocals), Charlie Hancock (drums)
Genre: Deconstructed Americana, indie rock
Discography:
Big Sur (2026) — debut album, due 30 October 2026, includes "Isn't He Funny?" and "Mission St."
Facts:
Started as Scarisbrick's solo songwriting outlet before growing into a full band following a sold-out show at Third Man Records' Blue Basement.
Big Sur was written across London and Santa Cruz in early 2025 and recorded entirely live in Devon.