Midday At The Middleway

Big Truck is the sound of Laurie Vincent stepping into a different light. Known for the raw intensity of SOFT PLAY, here he trades abrasion for atmosphere - crafting songs that move between indie-pop melody, cinematic sweep, and offbeat charm. Formed alongside longtime friend Sam Coppins and a tight-knit group of players, the band feels both instinctive and expansive. Their music blends jangled hooks reminiscent of The Cure and The Smiths with richer, widescreen textures, all anchored by lyrics that are candid, wry, and deeply human - balancing life’s small joys with its inevitable lows. Big Truck’s debut Midday at the Middleway is immediate and unpolished in the best way. It’s an album about acceptance of mistakes, of contradictions, of the messy middle ground, and the quiet confidence that comes with it. 

SIDE 1

1. Feel Me...?

2. Central Reservation Blues

3. Polyester Vibrations (and the Handstand Currency)

4. Surf The Suffering

5. Collided

6. Head So Full (algae riddim)

SIDE 2

1. Rebounder

2. Dress For All Weathers

3. Interlude

4. Heavensent

5. Keep On Trucking