No Love Lost still sounds like a call to arms. Sharp, restless, and unmistakably London. Released in 2006, this debut didn’t just introduce The Rifles; it announced them with urgency and a knowing nod to the lineage of The Jam and The Clash, reframed for a new generation. A cult classic.

The 11 original tracks capture the immediacy of youth, nights out, and the bittersweet comedown after. Produced by Ian Broudie, its chiming guitars, driving rhythms, and Joel Stoker’s unmistakable vocal—equal parts defiance and vulnerability—set The Rifles apart. An album that soundtracked mid-2000s Britain while quietly building a loyal following that remains to this day.