There's something special about a band that can mix emotion with openness, and Denver's Record Thieves have done it again. Today, this five-member melodic punk group, made up of drummer James Steven Wilcox, guitarist Allen Lee White, lead singer Michael Patrick Waterhouse, bassist Chad Michael Gilbert, and guitarist Christopher Erik Livesay, released their new single, "All The Feels."
"All The Feels" is the third single from their upcoming second album, "Tragic Company," which will be released by Thousand Islands Records. The song, co-written by guitarist Allen Lee White and lead singer Michael Patrick Waterhouse, explores the ups and downs of life on the road and the memories that stick with us.
The band describes the song as a heartfelt tribute to the high points, low points, and lost friendships experienced along life's journey. From the very first note, you can feel the spirit of the song. With catchy guitar riffs, passionate vocals, and a driving rhythm that feels alive, "All The Feels" captures the essence of these emotions.
The song paints a vivid picture, blending memories, regrets, and the relief of expressing feelings, especially in vibrant moments. Waterhouse's yet determined voice rides the band's dynamic energy, making every word resonate.
Beyond the feelings, there's a sense of community in "All The Feels." It feels like the perfect companion for late-night drives, energetic shows, and anyone searching for meaning in the madness of life. This track is an anthem for dreamers and misfits, reminding us that music often serves as a steady anchor in a world where everything else is constantly changing.