“Everything but the Title” delivers raw honesty, lush harmonies, and a moving indie rock backdrop in a relatable ode to situationships.

Little Quirks — the all-girl trio of sisters Abbey and Mia, along with their cousin Jaymi — have carved out a space in Australia’s indie scene where authenticity and emotional depth thrive. Hailing from the Central Coast of New South Wales, their music consistently delivers rich harmonies, thoughtful lyrics, and polished production. Their latest single, “Everything but the Title,” is another standout in their growing catalogue.

On “Everything but the Title,” the trio dives into the complexities of situationships, telling a story of uncertainty, emotional tension, and the quiet frustration of not being able to define a relationship. The lyrics move nimbly between worry, anticipation, and resignation, capturing the restless thoughts of someone constantly second-guessing every incoming text. It’s brutally honest storytelling, the kind that hits close to home for anyone who’s lived through similar ambiguity.

Abbey’s hauntingly beautiful vocals are the centerpiece here, delivering each word with vulnerability and raw emotion. The harmonies weave seamlessly, adding a depth that feels almost cathartic. Paired with an organic indie rock base layered with subtle electronic textures, the track keeps listeners hooked from the first note to the last.

“Everything but the Title” is both relatable and musically captivating — the kind of song that stays with you after it ends. It’s a reminder that Little Quirks not only understand how to tell a story, but also how to wrap it in a soundscape that pulls you in and refuses to let go.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.