Chicago’s Lifeguard will release their debut album Ripped and Torn on Matador Records on June 6th. Watch the video for blistering d-beat driven first single ‘It Will Get Worse’ below. Lifeguard – ‘It Will Get Worse’ (Official Music Video) The youthful trio of Asher Case (bass, baritone guitar, vocals), Isaac
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Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless and contemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Loud in a smart, subversive way” – Chicago Reader “A band
Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that
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Early next year, Chicago’s Lifeguard will release a new 7” maxi single, ‘Ultra Violence’ / ‘Appetite.’ Recorded at the band’s rehearsal space / studio, the music continues the unstable ethos of this
Eagerly anticipated, and out now is Chicago trio Lifeguard’s debut album Ripped and Torn via Matador Records. The trio of Asher Case (bass, baritone guitar, vocals), Isaac Lowenstein (drums, synth), and Kai
Out Friday on Matador Records, Ripped and Torn is the eagerly awaited debut album by Chicago trio Lifeguard. Today, listen to the band’s churning third single ‘Like You’ll Lose.’ The dub-inflected track
Lifeguard’s Asher Case, Isaac Lowenstein, and Kai Slater discuss the latest single from their debut LP Ripped and Torn which is set for release on Friday June 6 via Matador. The trio
Lifeguard have released new single and video ‘Under Your Reach’, taken from the Chicago trio’s forthcoming debut album Ripped and Torn, out June 6th on Matador. ‘Under Your Reach’ expertly blends the
Chicago’s Lifeguard will release their debut album Ripped and Torn on Matador Records on June 6th. Watch the video for blistering d-beat driven first single ‘It Will Get Worse’ below. Lifeguard –
Lifeguard are kicking off the summer with a new single, ‘Ministry / Energie’ b/w ‘Telepathic Love.‘ It includes one new song and a cover of a classic The Wipers tune, both recorded
“The band’s post-hardcore song structures, experimental indulgences, and fleeting hooks explode into the scruffy cacophony that has turned them into one of their city’s must-see young live bands.” – Pitchfork “There’s not a
Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless and contemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Loud in a smart, subversive way” – Chicago Reader “A band
Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless and contemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Loud in a smart, subversive way” – Chicago Reader “A band