Nadalands, the solo songwriting project of Fort Collins, Colorado’s John Lindenbaum (The Lonelyhearts, Rust Belt Music), has recorded 12 EPs and a full-length LP since the year 2000. Eager to transition from solo shows to more dynamic live performances, Lindenbaum recruited drummer Benjamin Buttice (Sour Boy, Bitter Girl) and bassist Matt Schild (The Morning Clouds) in 2014. The trio made its recorded debut the following year with The Arbor Day EP, a four-song missive that inspired The Denver Post to call the act Fort Collins’ “best-kept musical secret.” The New Day EP (2018) combined the apocalyptic lyricism of previous Nadalands releases with synthesizers, programmed drums, layered vocals, and ethereal soundscapes borrowed from grime, trip-hop, and drum ‘n’ bass.