Kerosene Heights - Blame It On The Weather JOOLS HOLLAND through to the rousing Cocaine

through to the rousing Cocaine Habit

unorthodox rhythms and eerie melodies around a modernist frame of field recordings collected in various cityscapes

'We Can See' is a previously unreleased song from the same recording session - Cal Mylar was actually an imaginary character thought up by John Howard - who had previously released an album on CBS in 1975 called 'Kid In In A Big World' (which got rave reviews on its reissue in 2003) - for a proposed album called The Strange Case Of Cal Mylar - Mylar was the creation of Carl Miller

Pronounced “tank” with a whiff of the “g” - an onomatopoeic reference to the lashing way the band imagined their guitars sounding that has since grown into a sigil for living in love - the record is the band’s most ambitious and striking work yet

Kerosene Heights - Blame It On The Weather JOOLS HOLLAND through to the rousing CocaineProduced by Billy Mannino (Oso Oso, Prince Daddy & The Hyena, Macseal), Kerosene Heights' LP Blame It On The Weather cements the band's place as one of the greatest of this current wave of punk emo revival. BrooklynVegan writes, " its been a minute since Ive heard a band do mathy Midwest emo as clear, punchy, and hook driven as Kerosene Heights are doing it. Blame It On The Weather (their first LP with SideOneDummy Records) releases August 15, and