Produced by Jay Joyce, Too was recorded in Nashville over the span of just two weeks. The 12-song collection of pop-infused garage rock expands on the band's 2013 self-titled album that put them at the forefront of modern punk music. The new album showcases a band that continues to fine-tune its sonic approach while also highlighting a more introspective and revelatory approach to songwriting. It also marks the first time the band has worked with a producer.

Track listing: 40oz. On Repeat Punks West Coast Why Generation Sober Leave Me Alone Drone Overdose Hey Johnny Stupid Decisions Bad Medicine Bad Habits

Praise for Too:

"A classic of potentially generational impact." Q Magazine

“Thrashes with abandon and displays a remarkable leap in instrumental maturity.” SPIN

"The group keeps it's lo-fi, distortion-tinged California odes intact on Too, while aiming a little higher." Entertainment Weekly

"The new record doesn't scrimp when it comes to giant hooks or appropriately buzzed-out guitars, but it does add an extra layer to finesse to the band's reliably scrappy songs." Stereogum

"A sweet spot between hedonism and poignancy on a multi-layered second album." NME

"A more interesting band than 99% of their contemporaries." Consequence of Sound

"The band is humming at peak power on its wild new album, Too." LA Times "A more interesting band than 99% of their contemporaries." Consequence of Sound

"The band is humming at peak power on its wild new album, Too." LA Times