Color Film (Glassjaw) releasing debut album Living Arrangements in June

by | Apr 11, 2017

Well it’s about time! You know Color Film, the band featuring Glassjaw frontman Daryl Palumbo and ex-Men, Women and Children‘s Richard Penzone? Their long-awaited debut album Living Arrangements has been in the works for years now. And it’s finally been given a release date.

The group recently inked a deal with Epitaph Records and will be releasing Living Arrangements on June 16th. It’ll serve as the band’s first proper full-length and will follow-up 2015’s Text on Image EP.

Here’s a new track called “52 Minds.”

And just to reiterate… June 16th. It’s coming.

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