Palm Ghosts from Nashville announce their upcoming album, I Love You, Burn In Hell, a blend of cinematic dream pop and new wave with post-punk influences reminiscent of New Order and The Cure. Following previous releases like Architecture, Lifeboat Candidate, and The Lost Frequency, this new album explores themes of betrayal and disillusionment through catchy melodies and propulsive rhythms, offering a modern twist on '80s nostalgia.

Palm Ghosts, from Nashville, will release their album "Lifeboat Candidate" on March 19. The first single "Blind" showcases a blend of influences from Gang of Four and Peter Gabriel, setting the dark and dystopian tone of the record. Embracing their 80’s idols, like New Order and The Cure, the album reflects the band's most cohesive effort yet.

Nashville-based Palm Ghosts are set to release their new album, The Lost Frequency on November 19, following their previous acclaimed work, Lifeboat Candidate. Their sound blends elements of early cinematic dream pop, new wave, and post-punk, drawing influence from 80s icons like New Order and The Cure. The album's opener, "Bloodlight," tackles themes of global warming, setting the tone for a nostalgic yet confrontational musical journey.