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Screaming Females
Announce Seventh Studio Album
All At Once
LP Out February 23 on
Don Giovanni Records
Singer-guitarist Marissa Paternoster [punctuates] the New Jersey trio’s Sabbath-style thunder with lightning-quick solos that Eddie Van Halen wouldn’t be mad at.” – Rolling Stone
“..for all its DIY roots, every minute feels huge. This is basement punk writ arena-sized.” – NPR, First Listen
“Screaming Females have carved out their own corner in this century’s take on guitar rock.” – Pitchfork
“How a bunch of Jersey punks spent a decade becoming indie rock’s last guitar heroes.” – SPIN, Cover Story
“Screaming Females are almost the Wes Anderson of rock at this point.” – AV Club
New Jersey DIY-punk luminaries Screaming Females have announced their seventh studio album All At Once, due out February 23, 2018 on Don Giovanni Records.
Recorded in Seattle’s London Bridge Studio and Red Room, the band collaborated with producer Matt Bayles (Soundgarden, Mastodon) “to help tease out the dynamism of the band’s live improvisations, and encase them into one crisp, cohesive shell.” (Rolling Stone). Last month, the band shared the blistering new track, “Black Moon,” the first since their critically acclaimed sixth studio album Rose Mountain in 2015.
Rolling Stone announced All At Once and debuted the “Glass House” video directed by Kate Sweeney.
All At Once is the evidence of that growth — in its sprawl and scope, but also in its subtleties. “A song like ‘Glass House’ is something we knew we were capable of, but it took a while to fully embrace,” says singer/guitaris, Marisa Paternoster. “It’s very simple — just bass, drums, and two simple riffs. In the past, I might have insisted on adding more. Practicing self-restraint is something I have consciously been trying to do.”
Formed in 2005, Screaming Females is singer/guitarist, Marisa Paternoster, bassist Michael Abbate and drummer, Jarrett Dougherty.
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