Meadow Announce Self-Titled Debut Album: Hear “Yon”
The word "meadow" connotes a certain level of peaceful natural stasis. A meadow is a place to relax, to watch butterflies and let sun rays hit you. But it would appear that there's nothing static about Meadow, a Bay Area band with a huge and fuzzily angular guitar sound. Before they get around to releasing their full-length debut, they've become a whole other band. The post Meadow Announce…
Meadow, a Bay Area band known for their post-hardcore sound, have unveiled their self-titled debut album. The band, originally peaceful and natural in nature, has undergone significant changes since their initial demos in 2023. After recording their debut early in 2025, Meadow underwent a hiatus and lineup changes, shifting towards a more experimental direction.
Led by artists Cole Baron and Ghemarson Deang, the band's new sound is captured in their lead single "Yon," a vast, crushing track that echoes the styles of Unwound and Deftones. Meadow's debut album, released through Cherub Dream, a prominent Bay Area label, promises to encapsulate a distinct moment in time, perhaps already passed.
The album features tracks like "Aleck," "Fiver," "Loosie," "Spindle," "Thanksgiving II," "B8," and "Animal."
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