The Swellers Announce New Album

Flint, MI punks The Swellers have announced their new record, The Light Under Closed Doors will drop on October 29th via No Sleep Records. The album was produced by the band and recorded with Marc Hudson (Saves The Day, Taking Back Sunday) who helped strip the bands sound down to something slightly more raw and honest 2012’s Running Out Of Places To. According to drummer Jonathan Diener this album came together in a different way to its predecessors:

 “The way the songs were written, the way it was recorded, even the artwork all have this organic feeling about them. We went back to basics and let the songs and emotion do the talking for us.” Guitarist/Vocalist Nick Diener adds:

“The feeling of writing and recording our EP was incredible, so we wanted to do something similar for this record. You can nod your head through the whole thing. Marc Hudson did an amazing job capturing what I feel is the first record that sounds like us in a live setting. Very real. This is a great record to introduce ourselves to any new music fan who might have missed us, and a great reintroduction to anyone aware of The Swellers. I think our fans have grown with us, which is a really cool thing.”

The band have also made Should, a track from The Light Under Closed Doors available for streaming via MTV.