Entropy

By the time LEAP’s ENTROPY album lands stateside for its U.S. physical debut on July 17, 2026, it already feels like a breakout moment begging for a bigger stage. First released digitally in late

2025, the album didn’t just connect—it exploded, racking up 21 million global streams and catch-ing the ear of Epitaph Records, who quickly brought the band into the fold.

There’s a magnetic push-and-pull at the heart of ENTROPY: big, anthemic alt-rock hooks wrapped around lyrics that don’t shy away from life’s messier moments. Frontman Jacky Scott leads the charge with a voice that can pivot from raw confession to fist-in-the-air release, turning heavy themes into something unexpectedly uplifting. It’s that balance—dark edges with a bright, communal core—that’s earned early praise from Rolling Stone and Kerrang! alike. And the fans are already all in. Following a sold-out European run, tickets for LEAP’s first U.S. shows in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles vanished months in advance—proof that their emotionally charged, high-energy sound translates far beyond the studio.

At its core, ENTROPY feels like a shared experience: songs built for singalongs, for release, for connection. LEAP aren’t just channeling chaos—they’re turning it into something unifying, loud, and impossible to ignore.