Vegas water taxi - ozempic

Photo credit: Holly Whitaker

In a true game of two halves, East London outfit vegas water taxi return with their new EP first time listener - out February 6th via PNKSLM. The extended player forms the counterpart to October’s long time caller EP, completing the two-part project where both EPs will combine as a full length LP, long time caller, first time listener, released the same day on 12 inch vinyl. Heading up the news is the band's latest single, ozempic, a track that delves in to body dysmorphia and the absurdity of contemporary self-image culture, delivered with a fun snappy guitar line and their signature tongue-in-cheek vocalism. On the single, Hambro says: “I’ve always struggled with the way I look, and I probably always will. I’m fascinated by the use of beauty as a currency within society, and how often people will be dishonest about the fact that they will go to great lengths to achieve the leverage that it provides. It’s hilarious and tragic seeing loads of celebrities now all looking identical through the jabs, even though the body positivity movements only just in the rearview mirror. Sometimes it’s extremely valid to be cynical about these things. People are fickle”. Take a listen below. 

Ahead of the 2026 release, catch them next at their headline show at London's The Ivy House on November 21st.  

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