Sydney pop-punk trio Forever Ends Here embark on a bright new beginning with their latest single, 'Unspoken'.
The shimmering pop-punk tune reminisces on young love and missed opportunity, thinking back on a past relationship that never found the right moment to bloom. Energetic and wistful guitars trace vocals throughout the verses and the upbeat chorus evokes feelings of youthful nostalgia."'Unspoken' is about the realisation that you left it too long to open up to someone and missed the window to be together – knowing the other person felt the same, but you both left it unspoken and ended up in different places," vocalist Luke McChesney shares.
"I had to channel my teen self to match the energy of a coming-of-age pop-punk track, and I think this is something we all experienced in some capacity growing up. The secret crush that we'll probably never talk about."
After originally forming in 2011, Forever Ends Here is Luke as well as Mav Burnett (bass) and Kane McChesney (drums). It had been five years since the 'I guess forever really did end here' puns started rolling and Forever Ends Here set off around the country on what was to be their last ever tour together on the aptly named FEHwell Tour.
The trio previously headlined several national tours, performed alongside major acts including Simple Plan, 5 Seconds Of Summer, State Champs, Neck Deep and Short Stack, and released a full-length album before disbanding in 2018.
Luke, Mav and Kane took their time away until they found themselves in space that called for reformation last year with a national tour.
Given their own history, we chatted with Luke about who he'd love to see reform years after they sung their last note.
