Too Close to Touch - Nerve Endings

Too Close to Touch are still in their infancy as a band, but the Lexington, Kentucky, quintet already have a clear understanding of the music they want to make and the message they hope to convey. Although their sound flows easily from alternative to theatrical rock to post-hardcore, one thing remains consistent from song to song: each one leaves an impact. For their Epitaph debut, Nerve Endings, Too Close to Touch have found the one thing many bands spend years searching for: balance. Dark and light. Soaring vocals and guttural screams. Dark lyrical content and pop-ready melodies. All combine to create a sound that is unique and exciting yet relatable. Taking cues from the 1975, Walk The Moon and the Neighborhood, they've refined it to a look that's mixes indie and classic cool, all while remaining 100-percent them.

1) Someday
2) Pretty Little Thing
3) Perfect World
4) The Deep End
5) The Chase (Feat. Kellin Quinn)
6) Nerve Endings
7) Restless
8) Hell to Pay (Feat. Telle Smith)
9) The Air in Me
10) Sinking So Long
11) Until I Collapse