Pinkshift announce new album ‘Earthkeeper,’ share “Anita Ride”

Baltimore punks Pinkshift have announced their sophomore album, Earthkeeper, due August 29 via Hopeless Records (pre-order). The album was produced and mixed by I Am The Avalanche/Movielife drummer Brett Romnes (Hot Mulligan, Anxious, Charmer, etc), and both current singles–the just-released “Anita Ride” and the recently-released “Evil Eye”–find Pinkshift leaning further than ever into their heavy, riffy hard rock side. The band says:

the earthkeeper is: a reflection of universal consciousness.
a protectors of existence, which life personifies.
personifying and experiencing existence is what makes life mystical and magical.
the experience is unique, undeniable, and therefor special.
you are the earthkeeper, as i am the earthkeeper.
i love and survive, in defiance of god, and in harmony with life.

Check out the self-directed video for “Anita Ride” and the “Evil Eye” video (directed by the band and Sihan Xu) below. Pinkshift also say a tour is being announced next week, so stay tuned for that.

Tracklist
1. Love It Here
2. Anita Ride
3. Evil Eye
4. Don’t Fight
5. Patience
6. Spiritseeker
7. Blood
8. Freefall
9. Suspended
10. Reflection
11. Vacant
12. Something More