All Get Out announce new album ‘Kodak’

May 3, 2022 James Weaver

ALL GET OUT have announced a new album!

Titled Kodak, the upcoming album from the indie rock band is the follow-up to 2018’s No Bouquet, and is scheduled to be released in June this year, via Rude Records/Equal Vision Records.

The upcoming album is an album centred around the concept of small town living in America and how they – along with its people who stay behind – continue to remain frozen in time.

Speaking about the upcoming album, frontman Nathan Hussey says, “we wanted to make a record where I got my voice, as the writer, heard first – and then we tacked on everything else. It’s means this is more of a songwritery record, and that’s on purpose. A lot of the record came out to be about growing up in small towns that don’t move. There are these little American towns that just haven’t evolved, and that’s on purpose – the way Bubba still has a Confederate flag on his pickup truck, or how friends and members of my family have perpetuated the small town thing of having kids at 18 and doing drugs. It’s just this cycle that keeps happening.

This album is either who I am or where I came from or a combination of both. I’m very slow to evolve, and that’s part of the record as well. Not to get too meta, but it takes me a long time in life to get there sometimes. I don’t know if I manage to reconcile my past with my present, but it’s definitely been brought to attention – and that’s what was so important about this record.”

Alongside the announcement of the new album, the band have released a new music video for a new song lifted from the upcoming new album; Sumter.

Watch the official music video for Sumter here: