Channelling the spirit of the beach from radiowaves echoing throughout space, Triptides blend a classic guitar band sound with a modern attitude. What started out as the bedroom project of Glenn Brigman (guitar / vocals) and Josh Menashe (guitar / vocals) in late 2010, quickly took root and morphed into something more dynamic than either had anticipated. After picking up Josh Morrow (drums) and traversing the West Coast as a threepiece, Dylan Sizemore (bass) came in to the equation, rounding out the line up and allowing the band to expand their sound.

This album is the follow up to their acclaimed ‘Sun Pavilion’ album. The Indiana four-piece return with their sophomore release for Stroll On Records, this time taking production quality to a whole other level, and bringing in legendary sound genius Bill Inglot to master the record. Recorded in the band’s own Sun Pavilion studios which chief Triptides songwriter Glenn Brigman built himself in his bedroom, this record shows a more mature band.

The snappy surf pop of the band’s previous album has been replaced by tales of heartache alloyed to upbeat, exhilarating guitar pop a la The Byrds and their venerated lineage (think Teenage Fanclub, Allah-Las, Temples).