ALL GET OUT

Aug. 15, 2011 at 10:07am with 9 notes

Release date, single stream, tour dates…

Everyone! We have a very important announcement to make! This is our recent press-release…

Charleston, SC indie rockers All Get Out will release their long awaited debut album The Season on September 20th via Favorite Gentlemen Recordings, the label/artist community founded by members of Manchester Orchestra and home to artists like Kevin Devine and O’Brother.

The band has posted a stream of the first single, “Lucky Bastard”:
All Get Out – Lucky Bastard

“Loud and personal,” is one of the ways that lead singer/guitarist Nathan Hussey describes All Get Out. One might add the term road tested, lest anyone think they haven’t earned the buzz that’s been building around their band. “We sound like we’ve been on tour for three years. We’ve been smoking and driving, and we don’t smell too good,” adds Hussey.

In 2007 the foursome from Charleston, SC found themselves with two EPs, stumbling into regular weekend tours of the South. Soon three days became a month and a month became six. A play-anywhere-for-anyone ethic kept All Get Out on tour for three years. A loyal fan base that has been equally enamored and entertained with their big ditch, bigger valley sound has grown with them, anticipating when the band would enter the studio again.

The wait is over now that the fall release of The Season is approaching.

Just as All Get Out accidentally ended up spending the formidable part of their ‘20s counting mile markers, so did The Season unintentionally transform itself into a pop record when the band began tracking with producer Matt Malpass (Lydia, Copeland). Still visceral and soul-bearing as before, The Season stretches All Get Out into the frequencies beyond reactionary abrasions.

Consisting of newer songs as well as some that were written as far back as 2007, the new album is “a book on the history of our band,” explains Hussey. “While touring is fun and a dream, there were times where all of us wanted a wall to punch and cry and wished we were home, or had a home.” Writing in the moment, truly unfiltered, each track displays specific moments of disarray the band found themselves in: broken friendships, fights, and empty wallets. In the end The Season is about moving past it all so you can keep on driving.

Which is exactly what the guys intend to do. All Get Out will be back out on the road starting September 23rd in Atlanta with Favorite Gentlemen label mates A: The Color and Junior Astronomers, after which they will launch select dates with Now Now (No Sleep Records) and Lydia.

All Get Out tour dates:

9/23 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade %

9/24 – Columbia, SC @ New Brook Land Tavern

9/29 – Athens, OH @ Ohio University

9/30 – Akron, OH @ Musica $

10/1 – Lansing, MI @ The Loft $

10/2 – Chicago, IL @ Schubas $

10/3 – St. Louis, MO @ Firebird $

10/5 – Columbia, MO @ Mojo’s $

10/6 – Oklahoma City, OK @ The Conservatory #

10/7 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s #

10/8 – San Antonio, TX @ Jack’s #

10/9 – Dallas, TX @ The Loft #

10/11 – Orlando, FL @ Back Booth #

% with Junior Astronomers

$ with Now, Now

# with Lydia

May. 25, 2011 at 3:22pm with 11 notes

Reblogged from mikegetout

Mastering @allgetout LP1 today in Atlanta (Taken with Instagram at Glenn Schick Mastering)

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Mar. 15, 2011 at 3:48pm with 10 notes

Here is another video of a song from our upcoming full-length. This one is called “Lucky Bastard”

Mar. 11, 2011 at 3:50pm with 12 notes

Apparently there are some students in Chile that dig All Get Out. here is a video of them singing Water and God.

3:38pm with 7 notes

We have been quiet for a while but we are trying to change that. Lots of exciting stuff is in the works right now that we are really stoked to share with you. For the time being, check out this video of us from December 30 in Columbia, SC. The song is “Me and My Lovers” from our record that is coming out this year. Share it!

Dec. 15, 2010 at 11:07pm with 2 notes

The show on Dec 30 has changed slightly. Instead of Harvard, The Lion in Winter (Columbia, SC natives) will be opening. They are great and you don’t want to miss them. The rest of the information remains unchanged. If you are planning on going, you still need to show up early since there is very limited space and no advance tickets available.

2:47pm with 7 notes

This show is going to be a bit crazy! We are really excited about our last show of 2010 being in Columbia! Both Harvard and Junior Astronomers really know how to party so everyone is in for a treat!

There are no advance tickets available so if you are planning on being there, arrive early so that you can get in.

Nov. 29, 2010 at 3:40am with 9 notes

Reblogged from ginia