Guess What? VISITORS are Writing a New Album

by | Oct 20, 2014

Don’t be deceived by their name — Visitors are here to stay. The Salt Lake City band took us by surprise this past spring with the release of their first proper EP, Blueshift. Picking up where HRVRD left off, they may in fact be one of the most promising bands to emerge since the invention of Instagram.

The group is currently at work writing a full-length album, a follow up release to Blueshift. It’s expected out sometime next year. You’ll wanna keep your eyes open for this one.

While we wait for new material, here’s a stream of Blueshift in its entirety.

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