Tombstones In Their Eyes share ‘I Like To Feel Good’ – Check it now

(Photo by Karin Johansson) LA-based shoegaze psychedelic rockers Tombstones In Their Eyes are back with the single “I Like to Feel Good”. The single is the follow-up to the two earlier singles “Sweet as Pie” and “I’m Not Like That”. The singles preview the band’s new “Asylum Harbour” album, slated for release on November 19 via Kitten Robot.

Tombstones In Their Eyes is made up of long-time members John Treanor (vocals & guitar), Stephen Striegel (drums), Courtney Davies (vocals) , Phil Cobb (guitar) and Paul Boutin (guitar), along with new band members Joel Wasko (bass) and Clea Cullen (vocals).

Recorded at Kitten Robot Studios in Los Angeles and co-produced by John Treanor, this album was produced and engineered by Paul Roessler (TSOL, The Screamers, Nina Hagen), also known for his work with Josie Cotton, Hayley and the Crushers and Gitane Demone.

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Tombstones In Their Eyes began a decade ago as a demo-swapping exercise between two childhood friends separated by geography (John Treanor in LA and James Cooper in NYC).

As of October 8, “I Like to Feel Good” is available everywhere online, including Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp. The full “Asylum Harbour” album will be released on November 19.

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