Photo by David Shearer
Crunchy guitars meet sugary hooks on Sun Spots new single “Gutterball,” out today. The band fall into a similar vein of acts like Bully and Momma, combining nods to ‘90s alt-rock with pop sensibilities. The video for the song follows a bowling ball on a trippy 3-D journey and you can watch it here now. “Gutterball” follows the Seattle band’s EP, Loosey, released in Fall 2022. Sun Spots will head out on a West Coast tour with Woolworm starting later this month, dates below.
Speaking on the track, the band stated: “‘Gutterball’ is the latest chapter in Sun Spots’ pursuit to become the heaviest pop band in the world. The song is inspired by the Boss HM-2 and the eternal struggle between the desire to create art and the feelings of embarrassment and self doubt that accompany that desire.”
Tour Dates:
4/22- Vancouver, BC @ Black Lab
4/28- Tacoma, WA @ New Frontier
4/30- Portland, OR @ TBA
5/2- Oakland, CA @ Golden Bull
5/3- San Jose, CA @ TBA
5/4- Fresno, CA @ Sour Milk Shop
5/5- Ventura, CA @ All Kinds Studio
5/6- Los Angeles, CA @ TBA
5/8- Reno, NV @ Holland Project
5/9- Eugene, OR @ TBA
5/10- Seattle, WA @ Belltown Yacht Club
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