2070 share new single "Windowpane" with official music video
2070 SHARE NEW SINGLE “WINDOWPANE” - LISTEN
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO PREMIERES TODAY
STRIPPED-BACK AND SONICALLY EXPANSIVE NEW ALBUM
BIG BLUE, OUT FEBRUARY 6, 2026
VIA DANGER COLLECTIVE RECORDS - PRE-ORDER
2070, Los Angeles’s hardest working band, is excited to share another preview of their Danger Collective Records debut, Big Blue, available everywhere on February 6, 2026. “Windowpane” premieres today with raw vocals that glide over chugging guitars and sweet synths, looking over a life that never stops moving along. The single arrives alongside an official music video featuring painting by the artist 1celer.
“Khari and I wrote and recorded a good portion of this in the summer of 2024. It is the last thing we recorded at my house in City Terrace, where most of our work had been done previously,” bandleader Trevor Coleman says. “When recording it, I was coming up with a melody for my vocals, and we joked that it sounded like something by Modest Mouse, which led to me doing an impression mocking Isaac Brock, but it ended up actually being too good to pass up, so we kept it as my vocal melody on this song. Khari sings on this, too, which is also sick.”
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Big Blue sees the band stripping back their textural, noisy guitars to reveal vibrant acoustics and scintillating synths. The second track of the record, “Transducer,” arrived with the album’s announcement and an official music video, showcasing a meticulous arrangement of drum machines and brightly toned guitars. The video features the band completely in the LA darkness, only seen under an abrasive spotlight and dimly lit flashlights.
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2070 have always experimented with their sound. Mixing blown-out riffs with ethereal tones, layering synths and playing with ambient textures, the four-piece blows past pre-conceived notions of what a rock record should sound like. Big Blue was made over long recording sessions, pushing soft noises and spacious beats to the forefront, and diligently creating thoughtful melodies and lyricism.
Infamous in the LA DIY scene, 2070 is a fixture of the community. Playing shows with bands like Host Family, Hysteria, Drook, and more, the band has become known for both four-piece rock shows and stunning ambient sets. More shows will be announced soon. For more information on upcoming performances, see below and follow the band on Instagram at @2070.exe.
2070
BIG BLUE
DANGER COLLECTIVE RECORDS
Release date: February 6, 2025
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1. VI Tape Lament, Tribute Etc.
2. Transducer - WATCH
3. Birdschool (Off Sludge)
4. Circuit City (Another Listen And You Could Find)
5. Windowpane - WATCH
6. Cauldron
7. Scapeism (Coast to Coast)
8. Scapegoat
9. Love Witch
10. The 1619
11. Transducer, Motional
12. Falling Down
13. Modern Day Gold
14. V3
ABOUT 2070:
Known as “LA’s hardest working band,” 2070 is a 4-piece rock band based in Los Angeles. Started in 2015 by lead vocalist and guitarist Trevor Coleman in his home state of Michigan, the band moved to Los Angeles and quickly found resonance in the LA DIY music scene. Currently composed of Coleman, guitarist Khari Cousins, drummer Rogers DeCoud, and bassist Danny Rincon, the band has found a unique way to blend genres, experimenting with traditional shoegaze sounds to more abrasive guitar rock. Each member’s individual sonic and artistic contributions allow 2070 to be this special act - one that changes every time they perform, from the classic 4-piece rock performance to, at times, a smaller ambient synth project. Their textured recordings are borderless and tenacious, all at once; think Dinosaur Jr. meets My Bloody Valentine. Organically finding room in the current LA scene, 2070 has played across several staple LA venues, with former bandmate Tchad Cousins (urika’s bedroom) as the bassist in the band, and with members in other projects such as Castle Pasture, Harmony Index, and more. 2070 emulates true guitar music and being a true rock band.
2070’s third album, Big Blue, takes on a more mellow songwriter approach - a more session-based and long-form album-making process, in comparison to the band’s 2024 record Stay in the Ranch. Big Blue carries a fuller and more cohesive sound, driven by acoustic guitars and synthesizers. While 2070 retains their rock tones on this record, they challenge their traditional sound and explore a more introspective voice. The album sonically captures each member’s emotions, foregoing any resistance, allowing the raw and the real to be heard.
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Photo Credit: Dani Bojorges-Giraldo
