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Sea of Lettuce Unveil Fourth Studio Album Any Day Now

Oct 11, 2024
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Sea Of Lettuce returns with the release of their sensational new album Any Day Now. The release sees the group make a triumphant return to releasing, unveiling their first body of work in over three years.

Bringing their infectious brand of indie anthems back to the limelight, Sea of Lettuce once again shines with their new album. The record sees the band pick up where they left off and sonically paint themselves a new guitar-enthused tapestry. Blessing the airwaves with a fresh and exciting feel, Any Day Now proves the band as worthy contenders for the indie crown as any other.

Speaking about the new album, the band explains, “Our new album Any Day Now came together during a pivotal time in our lives. Balancing our musical passions with other career endeavors felt like it was becoming more of a challenge than ever before, and ended up influencing the central theme for this collection of songs. Many of these tracks reflect on the desire to follow our dreams and make music our livelihood, all while feeling the pressure to find a more normal career path and settle into a mundane life. At the same time, a similar concept that emerged during the creation of this album was the need to enjoy our band-related experiences while we are in the present, rather than always worrying about what’s next. These conflicting ideas of thinking about the future while trying to stay grounded in the present can be found throughout the album.”


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