The Gershwin Brothers turn a familiar modern habit-endlessly scrolling through a feed full of bad news-into upbeat garage pop-rock. “Doomscrollin’” kicks off with a riff steeped in the spirit of the 1960s British Invasion and quickly picks up momentum, combining a driving rhythm, catchy melodies, and layered harmonies in the vein of The Beach Boys.

While the music sounds almost sunny, the lyrics drop the listener into a familiar scenario: you wake up, reach for your phone-and before long, you’re reading about fires, floods, and yet another disaster. The relentless beat captures the anxious feeling of endless scrolling, turning doomscrolling into a surprisingly infectious pop hit.