LA-based band The Tracks channel rockabilly and dark rock spirits in their new single “Your Bike”, off their upcoming album Paredón Blanco, due out tomorrow, July 29h. The song was released along a '50s-inspired music video (and with a Depeche Mode’s It’s No Good aftertaste) directed by Dylan Dixon. Frontman Venancio Bermudez, bassist Felipe Contreras, drummer Jimmy Conde, and guitarist Juan Santana met at Roosevelt High School in Boyle Heights and united over their shared love of rock & roll. Their upcoming album “Paredón Blanco” is dedicated to the place they grew up in and the music that raised them. Reclaiming a sound that Chicanos have been historically excluded from. Produced by Lewis Pesacov, the album embraces rawness, complexity, and the enormous reality that making music is perhaps their only way to survive. Stream the video for "Your Bike" below and, if you are in LA, catch them live tomorrow at La Zona Rosa for their album release party.
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