La Dispute are back with their most personal album for years: “I have always had a tendency toward the morbid and dramatic”
Rich, wide-screen opus, ‘Panorama’ is out now.

On fading Michigan evenings, somewhere between the cities of Grand Rapids and Lowell, and with the rhythmic rumble of tyres upon desolate tarmac, La Dispute frontman Jordan Dreyer would find himself whiling away the time by talking to his partner. Conversation encompassed the benign, but predominantly it resided around those stories that often lay forgotten at the side of the rough road; in annually laid bouquets of remembrance, or just a passing news story.
It was in these true-life tales that Jordan found salvation after the collapse of his band's first attempt at recording a full-length effort in late 2017, to follow up 2014's ‘Rooms of the House'. When creation wasn't coming, the band scrapped all they'd tirelessly worked on over the space of two months, leaving them with only a couple of short weeks to re-light the La Dispute fire.
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