Philadelphia’s Modern Baseball are streaming not one, but two new tracks from their forthcoming album ‘Holy Ghost’. The album will see primary songwriters/guitarist Jake Ewald and Brendan Lukens take on a side of the record each.
The first of the new tracks is ‘Everyday’, which was written by Ewald. He said the following of his contribution track:
“I have a pretty bad memory. When I manage to remember things from my past (recent or distant), they usually seem insignificant on the surface. Nevertheless, those are the things I remember, and most of the important stuff is forgotten. “Everyday” is a short exhibit of those insignificant memories and an attempt at understanding their importance in my life.”
Lukens has also shared one of his songs from the album, ‘Apple Cider, I Don’t Mind’. A song which he told NPR is about trust:
“Trust is something every growing relationship needs. Without trust, all your conversations are just questions and doubts. I lost my best friend and partner, and didn’t know who to blame. “Apple” is a toast to looking at past mistakes as a chance to move forward.”
‘Holy Ghost’ is released on May 13th via Run For Cover Records. Pre-orders are available now, and will also be handled in the UK by Big Scary Monsters.