90s grunge and midwestern roots impressed band Salt Creek are excited to share their introspective, driving, and refreshingly relatable debut album Out Of The Sky – out right this moment by way of Tooth and Nail.

On Out of the Sky Salt Creek shares, “This file is about being your self, speaking to somebody whenever you aren’t feeling too scorching, and understanding that s will get higher on the opposite aspect of issues. Rather a lot has occurred within the final yr or two, everybody goes by means of one thing or one other proper now, hopefully this album is a reminder that they don’t seem to be alone in feeling that manner, and there may be extra on the market past that feeling.”

Forward of the discharge of Out of the Sky, Salt Creek shared singles “INVU”, “Soul Jar,” “Excessive Horse” and most just lately “The Vine.” “INVU” illustrates the sensation of being remoted and deserted by an in depth pal if you end up in a tragic, hopeless way of thinking. “Soul Jar”, one other hard-hitting track, describes the sensation of wanting to flee who you might be and develop into a brand new individual. “Excessive Horse” discusses the thought of rising above the hate and destructive ideas that individuals are so fast to place out on this planet.

“The Vine” focuses on trying again on previous relationships by means of rose-colored glasses, permitting your coronary heart to offer less-than-pleasant recollections a makeover regardless of what the rational a part of your mind might say. The singles have landed the band protection from websites like Loudwire, The Various, and placements on Spotify Playlists; New Noise, All New Rock, New Alt Rock Mixtape and extra.

Salt Creek is another rock band from Lincoln, Nebraska. Impressed by 90’s grunge and their midwestern roots, the 4 members-Chase Thompson, Nathan Richardson, Zach Chrastil, and Nathan Skinner-write songs which can be introspective, driving, and refreshingly relatable. From naming their band after the city’s native river to letting their music affect every track’s lyrical theme, Salt Creek would not attain far for inspiration. By appreciating the place they got here from and observing the place they’re now, the group’s constructed a fame for writing songs that feels and sound like traditional rock ought to.

Since beginning 2017, the band has launched two EP’s, garnered a loyal fanbase, and partnered with Tooth & Nail Data. Their new releases are extra dynamic and direct, providing acquainted tones of amplified guitars and crisp bass strains whereas honing a creative aspect that speaks to the human spirit.

Salt Creek is Nathan Richardson (guitar), Zach Chrastil (bass), Chase Thompson (vocals), and Nate Skinner (drums).

Take heed to the brand new album right here: