Equal Vision Records and South Carolina-based indie-rock quartet All Get Out are excited to present the Friday, June 3 release of Kodak, the band’s first full-length offering since 2018’s No Bouquet. An album centered 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.
One of two songs on Kodak that references temporary memory loss experienced by frontman Nathan Hussey‘s mother, “Sumter” finds him offering up some self-aware self-recrimination about his attitude towards these hometown memories via a hefty nostalgic jangle. Lyrically, the track is the centerpiece of the album and is another reflection on the unaddressable things that still bother you […]