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checking in on the jwct fandom the morning after season 3 dropped like-
Lomochrome Metropolis 400
THRILLCHASER • 2021
Announcement coming Thursday (August 26th).
📸 - Shervin Lainez
🖥 - Parallax Entertainment
💇🏻♀️ - EMBRS
QUIT IT! 2.0 will be available on August 5th via all digital retailers.
As a treat to those who have been closely following us; we’ve gone ahead and made the lyric video for this track public a few days early.
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📸 - Shervin Lainez
🖥 - Parallax Entertainment
💇🏻♀️ - EMBRS
THRILLCHASER // 2021
Announcement coming on Thursday (July 22nd).
📸 - Shervin Lainez
🖥 - Parallax Entertainment
💇🏻♀️ - EMBRS
THRILLCHASER // 2021.
Announcement coming on Wednesday (June 16th).
📸 - Shervin Lainez
🖥 - Parallax Entertainment
💇🏻♀️ - EMBRS
Christopher Spousta - Drums/Percussion
THRILLCHASER
Nicole Zell - Vocals
THRILLCHASER
We are THRILLCHASER.
Huge announcement coming one week from today (on April 16th).
📸 - Shervin Lainez
🖥 - Parallax Entertainment
💇🏻♀️ - EMBRS
Starting this weekend we’ll be back in the studio w/ producer Taylor Larson to put the finishing touches on our upcoming full-length record.
We’ll also be going live from the studio via Instagram on Tuesday (8/20) @ 7PM EST to give you all a little sneak preview of what’s in store for the future of THRILLCHASER.
We’ll see you then.
At the end of this month we’ll be once again entering the studio with producer Taylor Larson; turning what was originally intended to be an EP into our 2nd full-length record as THRILLCHASER.
We cannot thank you all enough for your patience and continued support during this transitional period, we promise that this new material will be well worth the wait.
Getting back in the studio at the end of the month to put the finishing touches on our upcoming EP.
Also, catch us live in Baltimore on 5/24.
Visit THRILLCHSR.com for more details.
Releasing a new single/lyric video TOMORROW.
"I never had the chance to write about the rooftop in Brooklyn. It was perfect in that after a whole day of sufficiently getting wasted, John's rooftop seemed like the best place to be of all time. This was the New York I'd been imagining for eons; with the M train's hum echoing along its elevated tracks and the Manhattan skyline hanging brightly in the western sky. I called my sister and left a drunkenly laughable, yet sincere voicemail. I had fallen in love, I said - with these people, with this place. With my youth.
I hung up and stood quietly - the moment was wholly mine. I'm nostalgic for that night more than any other in my entire life."
Brooklyn sends love to stereo-land with synth-pop duo Class Actress dropping the new track "Keep You," streaming above.
It's a heads-up for the full length Rapproacher, out October 18 on Carpark.
Elizabeth Harper and band mate Scott Rosenthal will join Washed Out next Saturday, July 9 at the Great American Music Hall in SF.
Friends are from new band from Brooklyn. Here they sing about a seldom mentioned yet prevalent subject: friend crushes. You so have had friend crushes. I've had like a dozen.
"I want to be your friend/ I want to ask your advice on a weekday/ I want to plan something nice for the weekend."
Ain't that the truth. Especially sung to a steady backbeat and shakers.
I walked up to a woman as she was taking a picture of this piece and she told me that, to her, as a Brooklyn native, “You Are Not Entitled To My Space” made her also think of gentrification.