Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 30th August, 2025

Red Berries Colour

Tracklist:

1. Love It Here
2. Anita Ride
3. Evil Eye
4. Don’t Fight
5. Patience
6. Spiritseeker
7. Blood
8. Freefall
9. Suspended
10. Reflection
11. Vacant
12. Something More

The year is 2025.

We are living in the mass surveillance state, where they are watching you. They are watching everything you do. They know where you live, they know who you talk to, they know what you like – they know what you look like.

You better not slip up. Baltimores Pinkshift – made up of vocalist Ashrita Kumar (they/them), guitarist Paul Vallejo (he/him) and drummer Myron Houngbedji (he/him) – is back with their latest album Earthkeeper. The record is a patchwork of anxiety, angst, grief and hope, juggling experiences both personal and existential across themes such as loss, ones individual purpose, and what it means to watch the notion of a stable life collapse before your eyes. After more than two years of relentless touring alongside bands like Mannequin Pussy, PUP, The Linda Lindas, Jigsaw Youth, Pussy Riot, and Origami Angel, are not the same people that they were when they made their 2022 debut Love Me Forever. Theyve grown, matured and been altered by experience. The first album was influenced a lot by stuff we
grew up listening to because wed never really toured, offers Myron. Its really cool that now, after all this touring, theres bits and pieces of all these bands we wouldnt otherwise have listened to
that have weaved their way into our songwriting. Pinkshift stand for unity, collectivity, community and action, but above all, the Maryland trio are hoping their new songs can have a more personal, emotional resonance too. I think with this record, I’m trying to inspire you to, give a fuck, Ashrita concludes.