Single Review: Tuesday Night Whites - Time

Tuesday Night Whites return with “Time”, their fourth single and another clear statement from a band rapidly establishing themselves as one of the North West’s most exciting new indie acts.

From the first riff, “Time” grabs you, sharp, urgent, and charged with swagger. The band constantly shifts pace and mood, giving the track a restless energy that keeps you hooked and reminds you they are not interested in the formulaic. This is indie rock with ambition, the kind of song that wants to escape the room it was written in and take over everything around it.

Vocally, the track soars. The lead singer leans into the Northern lineage, gritty, articulate, and just off-kilter enough to feel lived-in, while still carrying a sense of vulnerability. When the chorus hits, it erupts into a belter, wide, anthemic, and impossible not to imagine being sung back in a packed room. There is confidence here that is rare for a band this early in their trajectory.

Instrumentally, the rhythm section drives everything forward. The bass and drums lock in seamlessly, pushing the energy higher, while the guitars add a soaring, almost cinematic quality that balances the track’s raw power with melody. It nods to UK indie forebears but carries a subtle American edge, a hint of early-00s pop-punk urgency in the mix.

“Time” proves that Tuesday Night Whites are carving their own lane, part Northern grit, part melodic ambition, all propelled by a band clearly in sync and eager to make their mark.