Thrice’s Dustin Kensrue isn’t the only 2000s emo veteran putting out an alt-country record this year. Anthony Raneri of Bayside (who recently toured with Thrice) just announced one too, an EP called Everyday Royalty that’s due November 15 via Equal Vision (pre-order).
Anthony, who currently lives in Nashville, says, “Most of this record came from getting into a room with friends and working on songs for fun, then walking out with a lot of cool material without really even planning on it. It reminded me of when I first started out and everything was 100 percent DIY—I was just doing what felt exciting, with absolutely no rules.”
The first single is “Bones,” a country rock power ballad that features Sam Tinnesz. Check out the song and its Wombat Fire-directed video below.
Tracklist
1. I’ll Be Fine
2. Over Time
3. Bones (feat. Sam Tinnesz)
4. High Road
5. Boston
6. I Woke Up In Cleveland
7. Fall Out Of Favor