Selfish Things Released Single Liability
The band has debuted their latest track as they prepare for the upcoming album, Receptivity.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Alternative
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Selfish Things released the new single Liability, which features an official visualizer. The release comes ahead of the band's upcoming album, Receptivity, scheduled for October 9, 2026.
Why it matters
Frontman Alex Biro, who serves as a sober coach and clinician, released this music as an extension of his service to others in recovery. Profits from the band's upcoming album will be donated to a hospital.
The band previously released their debut LP, Logos, in 2019 and earned a cover spot on the Spotify New Noise playlist in 2017. Their debut EP, Vertical Love, was issued through A Wolf at Your Door Records.
The players
Alex Biro
He is the frontman of Selfish Things who also works professionally as a sober coach and clinician.
Selfish Things
This is a musical group that operates internationally and released their debut EP through A Wolf at Your Door Records.
Michael Ticar
He is a musician and collaborator who worked with the band on the production of their upcoming album.
Mike Tompa
He is a collaborator who contributed to the creation of the upcoming album Receptivity.
Sam Guaiana
He is a music producer and engineer who mixed the upcoming studio album for the band.
The details
The album Receptivity was created in collaboration with Michael Ticar and Mike Tompa, with mixing handled by Sam Guaiana. The project follows a period of inactivity after the COVID pandemic forced the group into a hiatus starting in 2020.
Timeline
2017: The band earned a spot on the Spotify New Noise playlist.
2019: The band released their debut LP, Logos.
2020: The COVID pandemic forced the group into a hiatus.
May 18: Alex Biro celebrated four years of sobriety.
October 9, 2026: The album Receptivity is scheduled for release.
Industry Dynamics
This release marks a significant return for the band following the 2019 release of Logos. The group is navigating a post-pandemic music landscape, emerging from a hiatus that impacted many independent acts after 2020.
Fans can now access the new single Liability along with its official visualizer on digital platforms. The album Receptivity is available for future consumption beginning on its October 9, 2026 release date.
The takeaway
The band's upcoming release highlights the intersection of personal recovery advocacy and creative output in the modern music industry. Listeners can anticipate the full album project as an effort designed to provide charitable support to medical institutions.
Further reading
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