"I Beat Loneliness" marks a bold milestone in Bush's legacy – their 10th studio album. Produced by frontman Gavin Rossdale and Erik Ron (known for work with Godsmack, Bad Omens), the album is described as a powerful fusion of the band's signature grunge-driven roots with modern sonic textures.
 
It's touted as one of their most emotionally resonant albums to date, exploring raw, intense, and deeply personal themes such as mental health, isolation, and inner strength. The album features 12 brand-new songs, ranging from heavy tracks like "The Land Of Milk And Honey" to more contemplative ones like "Everyone Is Broken," all driven by Rossdale's emotive and often bittersweet vocals.
 
The release is a testament to a band that continues to evolve while staying fiercely true to their core sound, pushing boundaries and redefining what it means to be a rock band in 2025. It comes as Bush celebrates nearly three decades of genre-defining work, having sold over 24 million records and garnered 1.1 billion streams since their landmark 1994 debut "Sixteen Stone."
 
LP 1 - Side A:
Scars
I Beat Loneliness
The Land of Milk and Honey
LP 1 - Side B:
We're All the Same On the Inside
I Am Here to Save Your Life
60 Ways to Forget People
LP 2 - Side C:
Love Me Till the Pain Fades
We Are of This Earth
Everyone Is Broken
LP 2 - Side D:
Don't Be Afraid
Footsteps in the Sand
Rebel With a Cause