Kisschasy emerged from the restless southeastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia, in 2002 and rose meteorically thanks to their melodic brand of alt-rock, which captivated a whole generation of music lovers. They disbanded in 2015, much to the chagrin of their dedicated fanbase, leaving behind a highly influential body of work, including two gold-selling albums (United Paper People and Hymns for the Nonbeliever) and a slew of hit singles such as "Opinions Won't Keep You Warm at Night," "Do-Do's and Whoa-Ohs," and "Dinosaur." In mid-2025, alongside the vinyl reissue of Hymns for the Nonbeliever-which re-entered the Australian Album and Vinyl charts at #1-Kisschasy released their first new music in sixteen years. "Lie to Me" and follow-up single "Parasite" both offer a modern edge to the band's trademark sound: blistering guitars, hammering drums, razor-sharp lyrics and, of course, irresistible hooks. It can now be revealed that these two songs form part of a larger body of work: a long-awaited fourth album.