Gravity

Track Listing

1. On the Radio
2. Gravity
3. Passed Youth

Press Release

Weekends is the last release from Pinsky.

Hidden in the northeast corner of Portland, Maine, the members of Pinsky have quietly been making not-so-quiet emo music for the last 7 years. With 2008's Two for the Road and 2011's Losing Touch, the band drew comparisons to Hot Rod Circuit, Braid and Taking Back Sunday. Weekends touts the emergence of a group that has outgrown comparisons and has grown into their own full-throated sound. For the four friends that make up Pinsky, it's a fitting farewell.

For those who are unaware, Pinsky announced in March of 2012 that they would be breaking up - but not before recording some final songs with Brian McTernan (Thrice, the Movielife) at Salad Days Studio in Baltimore, Maryland. The resulting songs are as much an introspective reflection as they are a celebration. To put it plainly, this is the finest music they've made to date.

The members of Pinsky have always thrived on the support of friends and family, and they've never taken that support for granted. At its heart, Weekends is an open letter to anyone who has come along for the ride, punctuated with a "Sincerely" and "Thank You".

definitely dig the new song. i've been spinning losing touch a lot this summer, such a good album.

Artwork and track both fucking ruuuuule. Bittersweet tho for sure.

decent

Song sounds good. Quick heads up on a typo: article says June 24th for a release, but you must mean July 24th?

Originally Posted by troymess

Song sounds good. Quick heads up on a typo: article says June 24th for a release, but you must mean July 24th?

Yeah, it's being released on the 24th of July. Good catch!

That's a shame, I JUST got into these guys.

Good luck in the future!

If you happen to live in New England, I should mention that the last Pinsky show is going to be at the Empire in Portland, Maine on July 28th. Come hang out! The opening bands are awesome (Steiner Street, Travis from Ghost Thrower and Holly Heist).

Details here.

great artwork is great

That's too bad. The song showed a lot of potential.

Here's my review for those interested - http://absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?p=111077432