Scowl Announce New Album Are We All Angels and Release Single “Not Hell, Not Heaven”

Bay Area hardcore outfit Scowl have a new album coming out this April and like most bands announcing a new release are wont to do, they dropped a new single to rev up that hype machine. Available now on all DSPs and an accompanying music video on YouTube, the new track “Not Hell, Not Heaven” is streaming now.

The album, titled Are We All Angels, is their sophomore full-length release and their follow up to 2021’s How Flowers Grow. Looking back on how the album was written, bassist Bailey Lupo said this time around was a way more cohesive effort from everyone in the band.

“The song writing on the new record was the most collaborative to date in Scowl’s history. Everyone brought so many ideas to the table and we were able to dissect it all and take our time. We all have such eclectic tastes, influences and personalities and you can really hear that in every corner on this album.”

As for the new track itself, vocalist Kat Moss said the impetus behind it was finding power while dealing with hardships in your life.

“It’s about feeling victimized and being a victim, but not wanting to identify with being a victim. It’s trying to find grace in the fact that I have my power. I live in my reality. You have to deal with whatever you’re dealing with, and it ain’t working for me.”

Are We All Angels will be released on April 4 via Dead Oceans, but you can preorder your copy today.

Are We All Angels Tracklist

Special
B.A.B.E
Fantasy 
Not Hell, Not Heaven
Tonight (I’m Afraid)
Fleshed Out
Let You Down
Cellophane
Suffer The Fool (How High Are You?)
Haunted
Are We All Angels