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On Jupiter, Brooklyn trio Upper Wilds voyage deeper into the cosmos, mapping out the overwhelming enormity of the universe
in soaring hooks and blistering noise. The third installment in the
trio's exploration of our solar system looks to its largest planet for a
daring exploration of scale and perspective. New York underground
mainstay Dan Friel's melodic gifts and wry lyricism are magnified and propelled ever outwards by the thundering rhythm section of
bassist Jason Binnick and drummer Jeff Ottenbacher, all immersed
in rippling fuzz. Just like its namesake, Jupiter stands as Upper Wilds most colossal offering in their catalog. The raw power of their music is amplified to titanic proportions, sky-clawing riffs invoking
the sheer awe that the heavens inspire. More than any Upper Wilds album before it, Jupiter makes humanity's endeavors in space exploration an inseparable part of its sonic DNA . Recorded with
Travis Harrison at his studio Serious Business in Brooklyn (Guided By Voices, Dope Body, The Men), the trio's live recordings are inspired by the Voyager Golden Record - a double LP launched with the
1977 Voyager probe spanning field recordings to compositions by
J.S. Bach and Laurie Spiegel. While the Voyager Golden Record's intended audience may have originally been the extra-terrestrial
beings that might encounter the probe, Upper Wilds bring cosmos- seeking sounds back to earth with a record made for and about
humanity. Jupiter finds comfort in space's unending expanse. Far from feeling defeated by the smallness of our existence in the face
of an uncaring universe and ever-expanding infinite, Upper Wilds capture the power of creativity to extend our lifespans far beyond
our limited time on earth.