To Live And Die In The American South (Bone w/ Rainbow Splatter Vinyl)
Texas trio Riley! channel the restless energy of Midwest emo into something raw, chaotic, and unmistakably their own on To Live And Die In The American South, their debut release for Pure Noise Records.
Built on twinkly guitars, explosive hooks, and deeply personal songwriting, the EP captures the feeling of growing up isolated while searching for connection and belonging. Featuring guest appearances from Tades Sanville of Hot Mulligan, Eric Egan of Heart Attack Man, and Gabe Wood of Saturdays at Your Place, Riley! deliver a fearless and emotionally charged collection that positions them as one of emo’s most exciting new voices.
To Live And Die In The American South (Bone w/ Rainbow Splatter Vinyl)
Texas trio Riley! channel the restless energy of Midwest emo into something raw, chaotic, and unmistakably their own on To Live And Die In The American South, their debut release for Pure Noise Records.
Built on twinkly guitars, explosive hooks, and deeply personal songwriting, the EP captures the feeling of growing up isolated while searching for connection and belonging. Featuring guest appearances from Tades Sanville of Hot Mulligan, Eric Egan of Heart Attack Man, and Gabe Wood of Saturdays at Your Place, Riley! deliver a fearless and emotionally charged collection that positions them as one of emo’s most exciting new voices.
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Texas trio Riley! channel the restless energy of Midwest emo into something raw, chaotic, and unmistakably their own on To Live And Die In The American South, their debut release for Pure Noise Records.
Built on twinkly guitars, explosive hooks, and deeply personal songwriting, the EP captures the feeling of growing up isolated while searching for connection and belonging. Featuring guest appearances from Tades Sanville of Hot Mulligan, Eric Egan of Heart Attack Man, and Gabe Wood of Saturdays at Your Place, Riley! deliver a fearless and emotionally charged collection that positions them as one of emo’s most exciting new voices.
