Golden Fang (Reissue)

Bloods return with a reissue of their debut EP Golden Fang, arriving on streaming services for the very first time and more than a decade after its original release in 2013. The reissue is accompanied by a brand new single, “All My Friends,” written in response to the ongoing femicide pandemic in the band’s home country of Australia. The song is a celebration of women in their most human moments, honoring the everyday details that so often go unnoticed. In collaboration with their non-profit label Share It Music, Bloods will also be supporting Domestic Violence Service Management (Refuge Outreach Action Response) in Sydney, with proceeds from the release helping to raise vital funds and awareness.

Speaking on the new track, Bloods’ lead singer MC shared: 

I wanted to write a song that captured the things the women I love might not even realize make them incredible to me. The tiny details that make them human are what make them beautiful. I started with the superficial and moved into the more literal with each verse, every element of these incredible women coming together to paint a portrait of people who deserve love, respect, and most of all, safety.

First released in 2013, Golden Fang still sounds strikingly current. Its raw immediacy, sharp hooks, and unfiltered urgency still resonate just as powerfully today. At the time of its release, Bloods stood apart as a female-led punk band fronted by two women of color, cutting through a scene that was overwhelmingly male and white. That perspective, both confrontational and deeply human, gave Golden Fang its bite, and continues to define Blood’s voice.

Since then, Bloods have quietly built an impressive global footprint, earning multiple synchronization licensing placements across film, television, and advertising. Of note, their music has appeared in the standout films Babes and The Last Word, the hit TV shows grown-ish, One of Us Is Lying, and Trinkets, the Nat Geo limited series Queens, and a UK-based advertisement for Parkdean Resorts. With Golden Fang finally finding its place online, and “All My Friends” marking a powerful new chapter—Bloods are here to reaffirm their ability to fuse uncompromising punk energy with cultural relevance and real-world impact.