Good Luck Big Dreams, Mister Vinyl LP 2025
1. Into the Void
2. Heed My Call
3. No T-Shirts
4. Hold on We’re on the Way
5. Timelapse
6. Innumerable Sea
7. What Young Me Wanted
8. Pin Me Down
9. Bobbingldling
10. Make a Road
Big Dreams, Mister is the sound of a band rediscovering its joy. Made purely for the love of playing together again, the album is equal parts highly-concentrated effort, pressure-free creativity and the thirst to settle unfinished business after the band stopped making music together in 2012.
In 2023, low-key texts started popping up in the band's group chat, and plans were made to hang out at a borrowed practice space in Cleveland just to see if making music together still felt good. The secret reunion was surprisingly comfortable and everything clicked back into place.
After two weekends of jamming, a few loose ideas evolved into songs and were recorded with fellow noodlepunk Joe Reinhart (Hop Along, Joyce Manor, Modern Baseball), as the garden continued to grow around them. Half a year passed, and after a few more weekend-long bursts of songwriting, the band returned to Reinhart to finish what will become their (classic) third record - Big Dreams, Mister.
Good Luck is back, just like that. “We always felt like we might write music together again,” the band shares. “And once we did, these songs felt exactly like what we would write.”
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$10.80Good Luck Big Dreams, Mister Vinyl LP 2025
1. Into the Void
2. Heed My Call
3. No T-Shirts
4. Hold on We’re on the Way
5. Timelapse
6. Innumerable Sea
7. What Young Me Wanted
8. Pin Me Down
9. Bobbingldling
10. Make a Road
Big Dreams, Mister is the sound of a band rediscovering its joy. Made purely for the love of playing together again, the album is equal parts highly-concentrated effort, pressure-free creativity and the thirst to settle unfinished business after the band stopped making music together in 2012.
In 2023, low-key texts started popping up in the band's group chat, and plans were made to hang out at a borrowed practice space in Cleveland just to see if making music together still felt good. The secret reunion was surprisingly comfortable and everything clicked back into place.
After two weekends of jamming, a few loose ideas evolved into songs and were recorded with fellow noodlepunk Joe Reinhart (Hop Along, Joyce Manor, Modern Baseball), as the garden continued to grow around them. Half a year passed, and after a few more weekend-long bursts of songwriting, the band returned to Reinhart to finish what will become their (classic) third record - Big Dreams, Mister.
Good Luck is back, just like that. “We always felt like we might write music together again,” the band shares. “And once we did, these songs felt exactly like what we would write.”
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1. Into the Void
2. Heed My Call
3. No T-Shirts
4. Hold on We’re on the Way
5. Timelapse
6. Innumerable Sea
7. What Young Me Wanted
8. Pin Me Down
9. Bobbingldling
10. Make a Road
Big Dreams, Mister is the sound of a band rediscovering its joy. Made purely for the love of playing together again, the album is equal parts highly-concentrated effort, pressure-free creativity and the thirst to settle unfinished business after the band stopped making music together in 2012.
In 2023, low-key texts started popping up in the band's group chat, and plans were made to hang out at a borrowed practice space in Cleveland just to see if making music together still felt good. The secret reunion was surprisingly comfortable and everything clicked back into place.
After two weekends of jamming, a few loose ideas evolved into songs and were recorded with fellow noodlepunk Joe Reinhart (Hop Along, Joyce Manor, Modern Baseball), as the garden continued to grow around them. Half a year passed, and after a few more weekend-long bursts of songwriting, the band returned to Reinhart to finish what will become their (classic) third record - Big Dreams, Mister.
Good Luck is back, just like that. “We always felt like we might write music together again,” the band shares. “And once we did, these songs felt exactly like what we would write.”
