On their 2007 debut Don't Make Me Wait, unsigned Wisconsin natives, Locksley found success with a fresh and exciting mix of garage-pop and brit-rock. The band's follow-up album finds them exploring their American musical roots with bits of Swing, 50's Doo-Wop, 60's Soul and early American-Punk coming together to create something uniquely and confidently their own. The four-piece band, brothers Jesse and Jordan Laz (rhythm guitar and bass respectively), Kai Kennedy (lead guitar) and Sam Bair (drums) are very excited about the new material. 'We've broadened and narrowed our outlook on this album' Jesse remarked. 'We added a third vocalist and songwriter in Jordan, which was big, and we were listening to and pulling from a larger variety of music than before. At the same time, we cut a lot of fat in our parts and tightened up the arrangements quite a bit so the album ends up feeling more focused than the last one, even though it's spread out over more voices.' Locksley has toured with Ray Davies and have had two cuts deemed Coolest Song in the World on Little Stevens Underground Garage.