TRANS AM - Volume X LP Instrumental Though the album is devoid

Though the album is devoid of any overt feminist sentiments

released a demo and a split LP with Massmord and now it´s time for their very own long-player

It compiles instrumental pieces that convey a striking range of emotions

Uncle Acid is on his way home

Since seeping out from the Lisbon underground in 2012 with some clandestine internet musics and supplemented by a debut LP - “Love” which garnered universal admiration and confusion -Yong Yong have since relocated and reconvened at the other end of Europe

TRANS AM - Volume X LP Instrumental Though the album is devoidThere are three ways of interpreting Volume X, the title of the new album by Trans Am. The first is obvious it is the bands tenth studio release, comprised of ten songs that display ten unique sides of Phil Manley, Nathan Means, and Sebastian Thomson. You can also imagine a volume knob being cranked all the way up, the amplification level for an ideal Trans Am listening session. But it can also be read as a representation of the bands remarkable