Santa Cruz hardcore band Scowl is ready to launch their new document Are We All Angels on April 4. Must you want an instantaneous dosage of earworm goodness from Scowl, go forward and stream the primary single “Not Hell, Not Heaven” above alongside a Sean Stout-directed video. Are We All Angels was combined by Wealthy Costey (Fiona Apple, My Chemical Romance, Vampire Weekend, and so on.) and is available for pre-order here.
“It is about feeling victimized and being a sufferer, however not eager to establish with being a sufferer,” stated Scowl vocalist Kat Moss of the primary single. “It is looking for grace in the truth that I’ve my energy. I dwell in my actuality. It’s important to take care of no matter you are coping with, and it ain’t working for me.”
Bassist Bailey Lupo added concerning the upcoming document: “The track writing on the brand new document was essentially the most collaborative to this point in Scowl‘s historical past. Everybody introduced so many concepts to the desk and we have been in a position to dissect all of it and take our time. All of us have such eclectic tastes, influences and personalities and you may actually hear that in each nook on this album.”
You can too take a look at Scowl‘s contribution to the upcoming Actual Bay Shit compilation right here. Proceeds from the compilation will profit an upcoming DIY venue operated by Crossthread San Jose, a nonprofit group devoted to fostering secure areas for all ages by way of group outreach and schooling within the native arts and music group.
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