News: The Grape & The Grain release new studio album Holy Rollin'

Following the premiere of their new single "Anything/Everything" via Pure Grain Audio [LINK], New York rock quartet The Grape & The Grain have now linked-up with the team at Vents Magazine for the unveiling of their new studio album Holy Rollin' [LINK].

Holy Rollin' was engineered and mixed by D James Goodwin who owns and operates The Isokon Studio in Woodstock, NY. Goodwin (who actually plays saxophone on the album as well) has helped to develop the bands overall sound by pushing their approach to songwriting as a unit into previously uncharted territory and "Anything/Everything" is just one of many songs off the album that exemplifies this growth and newfound musical unity. Lead singer and songwriter Daniel Grimsland had this to say about the bands new release:

"To make this record, I had to start over in a way. I had a new band, and I needed to embrace that change. We did that whole heartedly, by making this record a truly collaborative effort. We wrote together, we tracked live together, and we did it in a studio that none of us had ever been to until the day we arrived. All of these things none of us were used to doing. But doing things differently, and embracing the change, ultimately pushed our boundaries, and forced us all to step up. D James Goodwin, and his studio The Isokon, were the perfect choice for us to take this record to a new and exciting place. We're all very proud of this, and we hope you enjoy Holy Rollin'!!"