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Durry Release New Single “idk i just work here”

Ahead of Upcoming Album This Movie Sucks

May 07, 2025

Brother-sister indie rock duo Durry have unveiled their latest single, “idk i just work here,” the second track lifted from their forthcoming album, This Movie Sucks, out June 27 via Thirty Tigers. The song arrives alongside a punchy, animated music video.

“This is the minimum wage anthem,” says Austin Durry of the single. “It’s super fun, fast-paced, and quirky. All based around the classic scapegoat phrase, ‘I don’t know I just work here.’” He adds that the lyrics were inspired by a recent period of financial uncertainty, recalling “mind-numbing hours doing something I couldn’t care less about.”

Composed of siblings Austin and Taryn Durry, the band are known for their wry, self-aware lyricism and have steadily built a cult following since their breakout hit “Who’s Laughing Now” went viral on TikTok, amassing over six million streams. Their debut album Suburban Legend charted at No. 4 on the Alternative New Artist Chart.

Produced by Phil Odom (Code Orange, Turnover, Say Anything), This Movie Sucks spans punk, folk, and early-2000s rock nostalgia. Tracks like “Bully” and “Start a Band” lean into heavier punk influences, while “The Long Goodbye” and “Slug Bug” show off a softer, folksier side. Lyrically, the album tackles everything from internet toxicity to long-term grief and the bittersweetness of memory.

Durry will hit the road later this year on a 24-date headline US tour, kicking off in their hometown of Minneapolis, MN on September 12 at First Avenue. They’ll also stop by London and Berlin for in-store Q&As and acoustic sets, following their sold-out 2024 show at The Garage.

This Movie Sucks Track Listing:

Bully
Monopoly Money
This Movie Sucks
Porcupine
More Dumb
Start a Band
Wannabe
Polaroid
idk i just work here
Good Grief
The Long Goodbye
Slug Bug

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