Tombstones In Their Eyes present ‘I Like To Feel Good’ ahead of new album
Tombstones In Their Eyes
The Los Angeles-based shoegaze / psychedelic rock collective Tombstones In Their Eyes are to release a new album, “Asylum Harbour”, released via Kitten Robot Records. Produced and engineered by Paul Roessler (45 Grave, Twisted Roots, The Screamers, Nina Hagen), known for his work with Josie Cotton, Hayley and the Crushers and Gitane Demone, this record was co-produced by the band’s frontmain John Treanor and recorded at Kitten Robot Studios.
Named after a maritime phrase for a safe place to wait out a storm, “Asylum Harbour” is thematically an album of resurfacing, reflecting a new phase of healing after re-emerging from the pandemic. Treanor says: “The album has been ready for some time, so it’s a relief to get it out…. Now we get to go out and play the songs from the new record live.”
This follows earlier singles “Sweet as Pie”, “I’m Not Like That”, “In Your Eyes” and “I Like to Feel Good“. The latter comes with a video which you can view below.
About Tombstones In Their Eyes
Tombstones In Their Eyes is made up of long-time members John Treanor (vocals & guitar), Stephen Striegel (drums), Courtney Davies (vocals) , Phil Cobb (guitar) and Paul Boutin (guitar), along with new band members Joel Wasko (bass) and Clea Cullen (vocals).
Tombstones In Their Eyes began a decade ago through demo-swapping between two childhood friends separated by geography (Treanor in LA and James Cooper in NYC). It soon grew into a full-fledged band.
On November 19, the “Asylum Harbour” album will be released on CD and on snazzy red vinyl. It will also be available everywhere digitally, including Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp.
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