Debut album ‘Nothing To The Branches’ set for May 15 release

We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the new single, “Empty Space”, from Boston indie-folk band, Jesus The Dinosaur. You can listen to “Empty Space “ Here . You can check out the video for, “Empty Space” Here

We are going to cut right to chase…. Jesus The Dinosaur, have crafted a positivity brilliant song , with “Empty Space “ It is absolutely impossible not fall head over heels for this song.

Truth and honesty flow freely throughout “Empty Space” , showcasing next level musicianship, and otherworldly melodies and vocals, from Jesus The Dinosaur, making it a musical experience you won’t soon forget.

Honestly we don’t how you can listen to “Empty Space “ instantly sing along- Brilliant

Blending the genres lines between indie, pop, and folk with a sweeping magnetism and confessional tone, the effervescent “Empty Space” is the follow-up to last month’s “Sweet Nothing,” and acts as the latest from the Boston quintet’s forthcoming debut album, Nothing To The Branches, out Friday, May 15.   

Where “Sweet Nothing” found Ng reacting to the stresses and pressures of awkward social settings and enduring them with a depleted social meter, “Empty Space” centers on the opposite scenario. It’s an invitation to a place Ng often retreats to, even if it may not always physically exist.  

“The lyrics are about spending time alone, and doing your own thing,” Ng says. “This is something I’ve always had to do to maintain my capacity for dealing with the world, and to manage being overstimulated by it. When I was a kid, this desire manifested itself as a fantasy about a special place that was somehow completely separate from the world, where time didn’t exist, and that only I could access, which I found incredibly soothing to think about.”  

A sense of fun, while also being adeptly mindful of the world around them, has been at the core of the Jesus The Dinosaur ethos for the past few years. Now operating as a cohesive unit in crafting Nothing To The Branches, Tommy Ng is rounded out by Hannah Foxman (electric guitar, vocals), J Kimball (electric guitar), Bradley Robertson (electric bass, vocals), and Jamie Rowe (drums, percussion). 

“Empty Space” was produced, engineered, and mixed by Rowe at Rare Signals in Cambridge and The Record Co. in Boston, with additional engineering by Brian Charles at Rare Signals. It was mastered by Ian Farmer and his cat, Onion, at The Metal Shop in Philadelphia. 

You want 2 minutes of perfection? Look no further than “Empty Space” from Jesus The Dinosaur.