The Buttertones arrive with Jazzhound, their most extravagant, ambitious, and fully realized album to date. Modesto Cobi Cobin, Sean Redman, and vocalist/guitarist Richard Araiza have been playing together for seven years now, having first come together for a self-titled debut in 2013; along with London Guzman on sax and keys, theyve come to establish themselves as one of L.A.s tightest groups, conquering stages from Coachella to Tropicalia. Continuing their partnership with producer Jonny Bell of Crystal Antlers, who produced the last record, Midnight in a Moonless Dream as well as 2017s Gravedigging, the Buttertones waited until they were good and ready before hitting the legendary Electro-Vox Studios in Hollywood, where they arrived knowing exactly what they wanted to lay to tape. Armed with an arsenal of the most propulsive music theyve written yet, the band recorded the album mostly livean ideal method for capturing their cult-status live show, which carries on the torch of acts like the Walkmen and the Fleshtones. Jazzhound is completely new territory for the group, too, with Araiza, who calls this album probably the darkest one hes written lyrically, pushing his Ian Curtis-via-Bobby Darin baritone to new depths, particularly on scorchers like Phantom Eyes and Bebop. Its also the first album with Cobin actingand thrivingin his new role as a full-time guitarist (the drum parts were written by him and played by session musician Paul Doyle), and the first since the departure of guitarist Dakota Boettcher as well. 1. Phantom Eyes 2. Denial You Win Again 3. Rise And Shine 4. Fade Away Gently 5. Dirty Apartment 6. Bebop 7. Blind Passenger 8. Velour 9. Infinite Tenderness 10. Jazzhound

• Format Detail: Cassette Standard J Card
• Genre: Rock
• Released: 4/10/20
• Format: Cassette
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