Sew

On Sew, the band captures that quietly disorienting stretch of your twenties, when friendships drift, relationships end, and people who once felt permanent slowly become strangers. Life keeps moving, often faster than you can take in.

Written between home and the road, and recorded with longtime friend Calvin Lauber, the album keeps its rough edges intact. Blown-out guitars, sharp hooks, and layers of fuzz give these songs a sound that sits somewhere between nostalgia and something new.

With touchstones like Veruca Salt, The Breeders, Wishy, Punchlove, and Slow Pulp, Sew feels just as right in a basement venue as it does through blown speakers on a summer drive. Rather than chasing a spotless debut, the band made the record they wanted to hear.