Scowl Announce New Album Are We All Angels, Share Video for New Song: Watch

Frown They announced their sophomore full-length album and debut LP on Dead oceans. new album, Are we all angels?arriving April 4. The Santa Cruz band also participated.”Not hell, not heaven“, with a music video directed by Sean Stout. The visual was filmed at 924 Gilman Street, the famous spot in California where three members of Skool first met years ago. Check it out below.

Scowl frontman Kat Moss explained that the new song is about “feeling a victim and being a victim, but not wanting to be identified with being a victim.” She continued: “She’s trying to find grace in the fact that I have my strength. I live in my reality. You have to deal with whatever you deal with, and that doesn’t work for me.

Scowl has reunited with Grammy-nominated producer Will Yip for Are we all angels? After working together in 2023 Psychological dance routine People’s Army. Based on the new album’s two premieres, “Not Hell, Not Heaven” and last year’s single “private“, the hardcore band is moving towards a more melodic sound in line with pop punk and alternative rock.

Read about Skoll in the article “Hardcore expanded its boundaries in 2023, and the scene embraced them“.

Are we all angels?:

01 Special
02 babe
03 Imagination
04 Not hell, not heaven
05 Tonight (I’m Scared)
06 incarnated
07 let you down
08 cellophane
09 Suffering of the Fool (How High Are You?)
10 haunted
11 Are we all angels?