Colorado folk-punk band Doom Scroll have released their defiant new single, The Ravine, that is accompanied by a stop-motion video, the track was inspired by an almost unbelievable series of setbacks that left the band wondering if they were genuinely cursed. Even the recording sessions were plagued by strange occurrences, instead of allowing the bad luck to derail them Doom Scroll emerged stronger and more unified. The Ravine arrives one day after Doom Scroll announced their new album, Exhausted Dialogue, that is due out on October 6th. The eleven track collection marks their first full-length since 2021’s breakthrough album, Immoral Compass, expanding the band’s distinctive blend of punk, pop and folk into their most cinematic and hard-hitting work yet. Doom Scroll will also be hitting the road with Hans Gruber and the Die Hards beginning August 20th for an extensive US tour in support of Exhausted Dialogue, with Richard Thomas joining them on drums.
“Our tour van died in the mountains, we saw a dead body, we had a friend fall into a ravine, and a family member had a brain aneurysm at our house while watching our dogs, which forced us to cancel a tour. All of our gear got flooded during an outdoor show, and from then on, every single time we played outside, it would rain. Our new van even had a window smashed within a day of having it. I wish I was exaggerating. The song is about how much we’ve endured as a band while pushing through this run of bad luck, Instead of folding, we actually became stronger and more tight-knit because of it—and maybe a little more superstitious, too.”
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