The A-side track, Puttamulettonit is a hard-rocking original tune that will throw you back to the days of sock hops and dancing on the beach at the Rendezvous Ballroom.

The B-side, Nowhere Wolf, is our reverb-soaked version of an old Frantics tune, Werewolf, originally released in 1960.

The record art features the painting Julia Dean from artist Felice House’s Re●Western series. In this portrait series, House replaced the men of iconic Western films with women. She intentionally inverted the gender roles of the male-dominated genre, empowering those previously portrayed as powerless.

House’s work is a visual analog to Sheverb’s music. Armed with their instruments,  Sheverb is out to challenge the idea of the romanticized Wild West. They represent an alternative to a Manifest Destiny-Esque worldview, honoring coexistence over conquest, collaboration over
domination.

Both songs were recorded and mixed at Ice Cream Factory with audio engineer Matt Parmenter and mastered at Audiomatic Lacquer Mastering.