The single is in support of their self-titled debut LP out September 18th on Entertainment One Music. Written in a cabin out in the remote Northern wilderness, the demos found their way into the hands of producer Jon Low (The War on Drugs, The National), who had the band come to Philadelphia where they recorded and mixed the album in an 18-day marathon.

Near the end of 2011, Brian Hurlow’s demos caught the attention of his college classmate, Charlie Rudoy, who brought to the songs to life with his drumming. The pair quickly moved in together on St. Paul’s Carroll Avenue. After some experimenting and tiptoeing through early gigs, Hurlow and Rudoy brought on board two more musicians to flesh out the live show. Max Kulicke and Charles McClung, talented artists in their own right, slid seamlessly into the line-up on guitar and bass, respectively.

For those in the Minneapolis area interested in experiencing one of the most vibrant, carefully honed acts in indie rock, Carroll will be playing their album release show at Triple Rock Social Club on September 18.