Ruby Bones Celebrate Album Release July 9 at Montclair Brewery
New Jersey indie/alternative rockers Ruby Bones celebrate the release of their new album
Laser Tooth Tiger
WHEN: Friday, July 9
WHERE: Montclair Brewery, 101 Walnut St., Montclair
The new album released via Mint
400 Records (via The Orchard/Sony) is the follow-up record
to their Billboard-charting debut record,
the album reached #21 most-added on the NACC
Radio chart cracking the Top 200 at
#195.
- “Don’t Lose Your Head” brings buoyant melodies and upbeat songwriting to the fore, penning a brilliant indie rock rager with a hopeful core. Bright melodies, handclaps, and an instantly quotable chorus provide an undeniable pop appeal that’s only made more effective by the driving pace, rapid-fire drum fills, and earworm guitar lines.” —Under The Radar
- “But what will we want to hear when our spirits rise, when the paranoia recedes, when we’re barreling down the Parkway toward the Shore with the windows wide open and big beaming smiles on all our faces? Two words, ladies and gentlemen: Ruby Bones.” —NJ.com
- “The sonic equivalent of a high-five.” —mxdwn
- “Instantly enjoyable.” —Add To WantList
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With
Laser Tooth Tiger, Ruby Bones was at a precipice. Did they need to write a
record lamenting the current doom and gloom of the world? To highlight the
never-ending news, the feelings of being stuck inside? Or did they want to
write an album for the aftermath—a party record for their friends to
rage to.
They
chose the latter.
Paying
tribute to all their favorite indie rock bands and instilled with youthful
nostalgia, Laser Tooth Tiger merges overdriven guitars with
classic rock riffs and an underlying sense of adventure. It’s a record
detailing the trials and tribulations of being young while reaffirming that
it’s all worth it and you’re going to be just fine.
Under
The Radar premiered the video for the single “Don’t Lose Your Head” calling
it "a brilliant indie rock rager with a hopeful core." The
video was written and directed by Brian Lonano (Gwilliam), received Music
Video of the Year at the Coney
Island Film Festival, was nominated for an Audience
Award at the Georgia Film Festival, and became an official selection at
the Oscar-qualifying Hollyshorts Film Festival.
