Following final 12 months’s Distress EP, Collectively Pangea dropped a trio of singles that gave a recent replace to the garage-surf sound of their early days, wading right into a fuzzier, ’90s alt-rock realm. These songs — “Little Demon,” “Molly Stated,” and “Empty Church” —seem on the band’s newest album, Eat Myself, out Jan. 16 by way of Nettwerk Music Group.
Produced in LA by Mikey Freedom Hart (Blood Orange, Lana Del Rey), Eat Myself sees the trio rising older and wiser, buying and selling the chaos of their 20s for a darker calm as they settle into their 30s. With that change comes an evolution in sound, pulling from Deftones, the Smashing Pumpkins, and My Bloody Valentine, as heard on their new single, “Like Your Father.”
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“The track is about trying to find identification and the way time will let you know who you’re,” lead vocalist/guitarist William Keegan says. “It’s additionally about being actually freaked out about getting older. This was really one of many first songs I wrote for the brand new file, and I bear in mind sending it to the band and considering, ‘Oh, my God, they’re not going to love it.’ Seems they had been down, and right here we’re.”
Collectively Pangea have a handful of dates in help of Eat Myself all through November and January, together with an album launch present in LA. See these dates right here and the video for “Like Your Father,” directed by Sarah Ritter, under.
Collectively Pangea – Eat Myself tracklist
- “Eat Myself”
- “House”
- “Like Your Father”
- “Halloween” (feat. The Crimson Pears)
- “Deep Finish ft. Badlands”
- “Hollywood Trash”
- “Purple”
- “Sunkin”
- “Empty Church”
- “Shattered”
- “Little Demon”
- “Molly Stated”
- “Burn the Hillsides”
