Montreal’s beloved indie, emo, and math rock band, Gulfer, has just surprise released their final EP titled LIGHTS OUT. This unexpected yet bittersweet release features five tracks that encapsulate the band’s signature blend of intricate guitar work, emotive lyrics, and dynamic rhythms.
Available now via Topshelf Records, LIGHTS OUT marks the end of an era for Gulfer, who have consistently pushed the boundaries of indie and emo music with their math rock influences. The EP promises to be a fitting farewell, showcasing the band’s musical evolution and the heartfelt, complex sound that has garnered them a dedicated following.
Fans can listen to LIGHTS OUT now and experience the final chapter of Gulfer’s impressive discography. This is a must-hear release for anyone who appreciates the convergence of indie, emo, and math rock.
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