Premiere: ST 37 mix heavy psych with gallows humor on “Hollywood Cemetery”
Austin space-rockers ST 37 are releasing their new self-titled double album on Friday via Super Secret Records. And today, Treble premieres a thunderous new track from the album. “Hollywood Cemetery” is a furious heavy psych track, bridging the gap between Hawkwind and The Stooges, with lots of layers of effects and the force of a freight train. It’s got a bit of gallows humor to it as well, with a chant of “Hollywood cemetery, burials don’t come free/Hollywood cemetery, save a space for me.” It’s a massive-sounding ass kicker, and another fantastic new track from some Lone Star State legends. Listen to the ST 37 “Hollywood Cemetery” stream below, and take a look at the band’s upcoming tour dates.
ST 37 tour dates:
7/25 Austin, TX – Beerland (album release show)
7/26 Denton, TX – Backyard on Bell
7/27 Norman, OK – The Deli
7/28 Fayetteville, AR – house party
7/29 Iowa City, IA – Gabe’s Oasis
7/30 Des Moines, IA – Vaudeville Mews
7/31 Galesburg, IL – Cherry Street Restaurant & Bar
8/2 Chicago, IL – The Owl
8/3 Kansas City, MO – miniBar
8/4 Nashville, TN – Betty’s Grill
8/5 Fort Worth, TX – Lola’s Saloon
Pre-order the album here.
