Baltimore indie rockers Underlined Passages are back with a brand new, eight song album. It’s called The Accelerationists, and the band hooked up with the iconic J Robbins to do the honors. Here’s what the band had to say about the album:
The record’s influences include the failed futurism of The Long Boom and the stark realism of Adam Curtis’ HyperNormalisation. These references shape the tone, but the songs remain deeply personal. Tracks like “Endsong,” “Heywood Floyd,” and “Remainder” reflect both societal pressure and the private cost of acceleration. The cover of “La Dolly Vita (Cresyl Mix)” offers a link to the 1990s underground that shaped the band’s identity, while new originals like “Flaxxon” and “Somelin” expand their range with restraint and defiance.
The Accelerationists is due out October 17th on Mint 400 Records. To whet your appetite, we’re stoked to bring you the video for lead single – the aforementioned “Heywood Floyd” – down below! Check it!
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