Due out via Super Wimpy Punch Records, the band have paired down to a power trio, with Seth Goldman handling both guitars and bass, in addition to the vocals. Recorded with Adam Reich and Nick Dooley, they bring out the best in the twin guitars of Goldman and Jay Fox, distorted fuzz riffs occupying a perfect sonic space.

The emotions to be felt in High Pony's sophomore album Nothing Here Is Mine are unwound and rampant with anxious energy. There's nothing tidy about it, the band are taking the backseat and letting everything spill out.

"Dolphins Cry” is the album's first single, a rip roaring burst of aggressive fuzz and shredded joy. The song's catchy melody is juxtaposed by vocalist/guitarist Seth Goldman's throat shattering yelps, creating abrasive verses that subside into calm hooks.

The Brooklyn based quartet are set to release their record this Friday, December 1st, an album that's full of twists, turns, yelps, and warbling aggression. Built on twang and focused feedback, High Pony's twitchy sound captures the emotions of a hard fought fresh start after a lengthy time of poor choices.