With their raw energy, catchy hooks, and sharp irony, Hearts Apart have carved out a distinct space in the punk rock scene. Their latest release, Summer Bummer, is a rollercoaster of emotions—equal parts nostalgic, defiant, and existentially chaotic. We caught up with the band to discuss their love-hate relationship with summer, the beauty of imperfection in punk rock, and their wildest live show experiences. “I Hate The Summer” feels like an anthem for those who see beyond the sun-soaked Instagram perfection of the season. What’s the weirdest or most unexpected summer experience that directly or indirectly influenced this track? “Well, it all started with a sort of summer affair that quickly evolved into love and then, all of a sudden, brutally fell apart. This managed t...