After releasing two albums with No Idea, an EP for Graveface, and countless miles logged on the road with everyone from Against Me! and Balance and Composure to Kurt Vile and A Place to Bury Strangers, Philadelphia’s Creepoid lands at Collect Records for Cemetery Highrise Slum—a document of stunning growth that truly crystallizes the promise of an already feverishly loved band.
Produced and mixed by Peter Mavrogeorgis (The National, Sharon Van Etten) at Dollhouse Studios in Savannah, GA. A rare and fully realized third album, Cemetery Highrise Slum delivers on its own demands.

Marketing Points
• Building off recently successful U.S. tours with Against Me! and A Place to Bury Strangers, as well as their first U.K. tour with Pity Sex and appearances at SXSW, Austin Psych Fest, and the U.K.’s Dot To Dot Festivals.

• Produced by Peter Mavrogeorgis (The National, Sharon Van Etten) and mastered by Scott Hull (White Stripes, Uncle Tupelo, Pearl Jam)

• Lead track “American Smile” premiered with Stereogum, with subsequent support from Brooklyn Vegan, Consequence of Sound, AbsolutePunk, Antiquiet, The Key (WXPN) and more

• Music video for “Dried Out” by Mitchell Wojcik (Into It. Over It., Now Now, The Wonder Years) filmed on location at the Salton Sea. Will premiere with a top-tier partner to coincide with street date

• UK press/radio campaign by Ivano Maggiulli & Thom Denson for Brace Yourself (Karen O, Julian Casablancas, Pixies, Spoon, Title Fight).