White Denim performs in the Soundcheck studio.

White Denim: Classic Riffs And A Groovier Sound

Soundcheck | Oct 16, 2013

When White Denim was on Soundcheck a few years back, the Austin band was a young, scrappy trio. The group, which formed in 2005, brings together garage rock and psychedelic blues to punk to create a decidedly guitar-driven American sound. 

Now a four-piece -- comprised of Joshua Block, James Petralli, Steve Terebecki, and Austin Jenkins -- White Denim is set to release yet another record, its fifth, Corsicana Lemonade (out Oct. 29). The record stands out as a groovier and more mature collection of songs, filled with frenzied classic rock riffs, and big choruses.

Hear the band road-test some of its new songs in the Soundcheck studio.

 

 

 

Set List:

  • "Pretty Green"
  • "Corsicana Lemonade"
  • "Come Back"

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