Last Place

Marking the band's first album in over a decade, 'Last Place' serves as a sonic continuation of their established sound, blending fuzzy, lo-fi guitars with the melancholic warble of analog synthesizers. The self-produced record, largely written and recorded by frontman Jason Lytle, is lyrically informed by his divorce, exploring themes of dissolution, displacement, and regret with a weary yet observational tone. It balances moments of chugging, upbeat alternative rock with quieter, more sophisticated arrangements featuring piano and strings, ultimately capturing the band's signature fusion of cosmic rock and intimate, personal songwriting.