NEWS: TRUE HOLLAND premiere 'Always Dying' video on Under The Gun Review

May 15, 2014 • Leave a Comment

Photographer: Nate Richholt

Seattle pop rock breakout TRUE HOLLAND can already boast playing high profile gigs on the Vans Warped and Zumiez Couch tours; but will take their unforgettable stage show and anthemic tracks to the next level with the release of The Year Of September EP.

In support of the release due out later this year, True Holland have launched a brand new music video for the single “Always Dying.” The video premiered today at Under The Gun Review.

Check it out here: http://www.underthegunreview.net/2014/05/14/utg-video-premiere-true-holland-always-dying

Promising rock in it’s truest form, True Holland tapped Casey Bates (He is We, Memphis May Fire, A Skylit Drive) for recording duties at UberBeatz studios in Washington for the making of The Year Of September. The EP proudly avoids the use of synths and backing tracks, embracing the primordial essence of true rock music made by humans rather than software.

Stepping out of the studio and onto the open road, True Holland looks forward to stretching their tour legs later this season. Stay tuned for the official announcement. The full band is currently available for interviews, please contact [email protected] to schedule.

TRUE HOLLAND is:

Brandon Eisenbies - Vocals & guitar

Justin McDonald - Bass

Dan Bach - Drums

Dave Orton - Guitar

The Year Of September EP is due out later this year and was recorded by Casey Bates (He Is We, Memphis May Fire, A Skylit Drive).

Heavy album influence lays on the founding members and turns inward to draw inspiration from one another verses outside musical references. With projects past ranging from pop-punk, post-rock to straight rock, vocalist Brandon’s style is unusually unspecific to the genre. Hollow, sweet and tinged with gospel-soul tonality, it captures the pure serenity of True Holland’s lyrical content. Seamlessly transferring album energy into the live set, every lick of what’s recorded is felt live performance; you get the accents and clarity of what’s being presented. They’ve honed down a tight, high energy set that leave ticket holders with a clear and contagious understanding and appreciation for what’s been tracked.

The dawn of 2014 brings more time on the blacktop for True Holland who will continue to announce tour dates in support of their forthcoming debut, The Year of September. Tracklist is below.

True Holland - The Year Of September EP (tracklist)