Calling All Astronauts announce new single ‘Time To Party’
Calling All Astronauts
London electropunk/industrial duo Calling All Astronauts will release the single “Time To Party” on October 24, 2025 via Supersonic Media. The track follows the group’s fourth album “Noise Against Tyranny,” issued on July 11, 2025.
The single is a digital-only release and comes with two versions:
- “Time To Party (single version)” – 4:14 (88 BPM)
- “Time To Party (radio edit)” – 4:03 (88 BPM)
Already out is the video for the title track.
About Calling All Astronauts
Calling All Astronauts formed in West London in 2011/2012, originally as a three-piece led by vocalist/programmer David B (David Bury), with guitarist J Browning and bassist Kristi Bury. Following their debut album, Browning remained on guitar while Bury departed; former The Marionettes bassist Paul “Buzz” McCrudden joined, and the project evolved into today’s London-based duo of David B (vocals, programming) and Paul McCrudden (multi-instrumentalist).
From the outset, the group worked DIY through their own imprint Supersonic Media, releasing singles and building toward “Post Modern Conspiracy” (2013). The band followed up with “Anti-Social Network” (2016), then “#Resist” (2020), before returning in 2025 with “Noise Against Tyranny”.
Musically, Calling All Astronauts blend electropunk, post-punk, industrial rock/metal and drum & bass elements.
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