Team Dresch - Furthermore [LAVENDER FLOAT VINYL] - New LP

TEAM DRESCH ARE BACK with a NEW FUCKING RECORD, 30 years after their last full-length release.

Sure, yeah, that’s a long time between releases. BUT, aren’t you dying to hear what 30 years of living, laughing, loving, and losing collagen sounds like? This album SOUNDS LIKE lungs full of grief expelling, eyes and guts wide open, yearning to be one with animals and nature, metal-flange-goth-grunge-punk-ass-rock-and-roll, loaded with inimitable vocal melodies and harmonies, Donna Dresch’s soaring guitaring that grabs you by the heart, so many other rad guitar parts all orchestrally intertwining, ass-thumping bass, and drumming mastery that deserves its own Grammys. The songs are wildly dynamic, compelling, moving, and just… BIG, in feeling and sound. Team Dresch is Donna Dresch, Jody Bleyle, Kaia Wilson, Marcéo Martinez, and Melissa York. Bleyle and Wilson share vocal duties, while Martinez and York take turns bashing the shit out of their drum kits. Bleyle, Dresch, and Wilson all take turns with guitars and bass on this record. Well, Kaia played bass on just one song (but not on the song “One Song”). The lyrics tell stories of loss and grief, transition and transience, and telling the Christian Right to fuck right off, again. They paint landscapes rich in flora and fauna. In one way or another, these songs are all LOVE songs, when you look at love as the multitude of meaning that it is. If you’re already familiar with Team Dresch’s now widely considered classic emo-queercore sound, this record will give you some of that, but it’s going to take you on some unexpected twisted turns as well.released September 18, 2026 Donna/Jody/Kaia/Marcéo/Melissa Recorded and produced with profound patience, an abundance of enthusiasm, and so many rad ideas by Greg Griffith at Peacedale Studios in October 2025 and March 2026. Co-Produced by Team Dresch. Mixed by the majestic ear of John Goodmanson. Mastered by Rachel Field at Resonant Mastering. Managed like a fuckin’ CHAMP by Rob Jones. Design and layout by Melissa York. Front cover photo at Once Ballroom by Kaia Wilson with crop by Becca Albee; Back cover photo at the Capitol Theater by Dale Biddle; Insert photo by Alix Meymarian Kolar. Ponyboy, thank you for taking beautiful photographs and for making the world a more beautiful place. We love and miss you. Additional Credits: • Heard a Bang – Lyrics based on Alicia Cohen’s poem “Tyger” from Coherer. Lead guitar Greg Griffith. • I Won’t Tell — Harmonies written by Wolf Carr. • Still Your Room – Additional guitar in last chorus Greg Griffith. • And Now Your Face – Lyric collab with Nina Landey. • One Song – Second verse inspired by a message to the band from the writer Pam Unger. • I’ve Really Become Some Thing - Nature; Coyotes, by the Fig trees on Old Germantown Rd Pdx. • Growing Underground & Every Owl Leaves - additional recording by Cory Grey. • Live photo of Marcéo by Jason Quigley