“This is the first new music that we’ve put out since our last record, Move On, in 2017. Some terrible things happened right at the release of that record and everything just needed to be put on hold.” - George Pauley Writing over 35 songs in an effort to reflect on and process an extremely difficult period of time, the trio reached back out to friend and grammy-nominated ​producer Alex Newport​ (Death Cab For Cutie, Bloc Party, At The Drive-In, City and Colour), distilling the abundance of demos down to 11 tracks born from the trauma. “We worked through all of the songs together and went in to record a bunch of them. Alex really pushed us to try new things in the studio and it was some very good therapy for me. We’re happy to finally be getting these songs out into the world.” The resulting work is their fifth album, ​GOLDY — the band's most vulnerable and expansive work to date. Born from a potent blend of musings on small-town religion, experiencing a terrorist attack, and the ensuing depression and guilt, ​the new record ​is the sound of a band trying to come to terms with their own ever-changing and strange reality, pushing themselves out of their comfort zone to finally sculpt their own hard-won identity.