California's own Bad Suns released their sophomore album, Disappear Here, last Friday, September 16, via Vagrant Records/BMG US.

With producer Eric Palmquist (The Ataris, Night Riots, The Mars Volta) once again at the helm, Disappear Here is complete with thirteen tracks that serve as a follow up to 2014's critically acclaimed debut, Language & Perspective, which garnered much raise from the press.

Disappear Here is also the title of the first single off the new record: "We wanted to capture the emotion of a crossroads in life being suddenly interrupted by the ground collapsing beneath your feet," says frontman Christo Bowman about it. Watch the video now clicking on the image.

If you liked Bad Suns' previous album, or have a spot on anthemic rock with '80s new wave influences, then stream Disappear Here on Spotify now. 

Los Angeles natives Bad Suns released their debut album, "Language & Perspective" on June 24 through Vagrant Records.

Produced by Eric Palmquist (The Ataris, Night Riots, The Mars Volta), "Language & Perspective" is the follow up to the band's breakout debut EP "Transpose", which hit streets earlier this year; it's comprised of eleven tracks and moves effortlessly from start to finish showcasing the band's stadium ready anthems and catchy hooks.

The video for the first single "Cardiac Arrest" was released in February (watch it here if you still haven't), while a few weeks ago we got the lyric video for "We Move Like The Ocean".

And if you're still not convinced, you can preview the album on SoundCloud.