First single from Math and Physics Club’s forthcoming album Lived Here Before (available January 26). Longtime fans will still recognize the band’s usual hallmarks of chiming guitars and lyrical economy, but the piano flourishes, dynamic shifts, and three-part harmonies on ‘All the Mains are Down’ shows the band diving into deeper influences and coming up with a ripper closer to early REM than Belle and Sebastian. * * * Math and Physics Club currently hails from Seattle and Olympia and other parts of the Pacific Northwest. They appeared to burst onto the scene in 2005 with their debut EP Weekends Away that garnered international attention, but in reality the band had been taking shape in the hearts and basements of childhood friends Charles Bert (vocals) and James Werle (guitar) since the mid-1990s. Never in a hurry, it took nearly a decade before they found Ethan Jones (bass), Kevin Emerson (drums), and Saundrah Humphrey (violin) to complete the lineup, but it was worth the wait.

'Free, as long as you obey'

Written and performed by Down and Outlaws Recorded by Tommy Dietrick @ Skylab Studio, Joshua Tree, CA. Mixed by Jason Finkel. Mastered by Justin Shturtz.

DOWNLOAD: https://soundcloud.com/bugus1/light-me-one-prod-dartlin LYRICS [HOOK] I dont need a Tylenol to take the pain away Sipping on a alcohol burnin Mary Jane I aint gon be there I dont wanna be Imma light me one I got people I dont wanna see And you might be one [VERSE 1] Moving up

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