Bite The Bullet
Midnite City's Bite The Bullet, the fifth studio album from the band led by former Tigertailz member Rob Wylde, came out in Japan through Marquee Avalon on 19 November 2025 (MICP-11995), two days before Pride & Joy Music released it worldwide on 21 November, and the Japanese CD ends with the bonus track "Treat You Like A Rat", twelve songs in about 50 minutes.
CD Details
| Artist | MIDNITE CITY |
|---|---|
| Title | Bite The Bullet |
| Release date | |
| Japanese edition | |
| Label | Marquee / Avalon |
| Format | CD (Japanese edition) |
| Catalog No. | MICP-11995 |
| Tracks | 12 |
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Track List
- Live Like Ya Mean It
- Worth Fighting For
- It's Going To Be Alright
- Heaven In This Hell
- Running Back To Your Heart
- Lethal Dose Of Love
- Archer's Song
- Seeing Is Believing
- No One Wins
- Hang On Til Tomorrow
- When The Summer Ends
- Treat You Like A Rat (Bonus Track)
Music Video
Heaven In This Hell · Official Video
When The Summer Ends · Official Video
Seeing Is Believing · Official Video
LINER NOTES
Midnite City's Bite The Bullet, the fifth studio album from the band led by former Tigertailz member Rob Wylde, came out in Japan through Marquee Avalon on 19 November 2025 (MICP-11995), two days before Pride & Joy Music released it worldwide on 21 November, and the Japanese CD ends with the bonus track "Treat You Like A Rat", twelve songs in about 50 minutes. Marquee's notes say the band's first four albums went down well with Japanese melodic rock fans and that Midnite City first played Japan in 2019. Wylde sings lead in a line-up completed by Miles Meakin on guitars, Josh "Tabbie" Williams on bass, Shawn Charvette on keyboards and Ryan Briggs on drums; on the singles he is credited with the music and lyrics, the band with production, Chris Laney with the mix and Erik Mårtensson with the mastering. Pride & Joy Music has posted official videos for "Heaven In This Hell", "When The Summer Ends" and "Seeing Is Believing", all three directed by Charvette, Elliot Withers and Arthur Neild, with Charvette also writing and producing them.