With nearly 400 million global streams and a Platinum certification, Pecos & the Rooftops kick off a new sonic era with a self-titled major-label debut album, marking their heaviest hitter to date. Produced by Andrew Bayliss (Jelly Roll, Austin Snell) and recorded at The Boneyard Studios, it's a fatter, bolder evolution of their sound - higher voltage and making full use of world-class resources. The band's debut lights a fresh fuse, as Pecos and the band stadium-size their rock prowess, with glacially thick distortion and overdriven solos leading afterburner anthems and grungy ballads alike. All throughout, the shadowy depth of Pecos' diesel-powered vocal roars on, battling inner demons and drowning toxic sorrows in equal measure. It's their version of country's tear-in-your-beer tradition, although taken with a bit of artistic license.