Perfect House

MX Lonely’s PPerfect House EP is the follow-up to their highly praised debut full-length album All Monsters. After the success of their album (praised by Pitchfork, Stereogum, Alt Press, POST-TRASH, and more), they returned to the songs they wrote during the album process, giving life to the ones that didn’t fit on the initial record. They’ve cultivated a heavy, murky alt-rock sound that’s equally streaked with beauty, described by Stereogum as the “kind of indie rock that we used to call 'angular' in the '90s, [exploding] into full-on fuzz-riff eruption."

All Monsters. was their first entirely self-recorded release, seeing the band — synthesist/vocalist Rae Haas, guitarist Jake Harms bassist Gabriel Garman and drummer Andy Rapp — capturing a live, immediate, analogue sound which embodies the feeling of their live show, while also creating a more longform and nuanced experience than they have before. Going forward, they aim to keep heading out on the road and building a community based on mutual catharsis. Though committed to introspection, ultimately MX Lonely want to bring others into their world.