La Dispute: Rooms Of The House: Black Vinyl LP

Black Vinyl Grand Rapids, Michigan-based post-hardcore band La Dispute has taken many sharp turns over an artist evolution spanning years. The five-piece moved from dissonant blasts with poetic lyrics during their earliest days into material that has incorporated a deeper breadth of musical influences. Interested from the beginning in a lyrical delivery style that sometimes veered into spoken word, the band experimented with jazz, prog, and dynamic shifts as they went on. This growth could be seen most strikingly on a series of 7" singles issued between albums that focused on more experimental work, as well as the narrative storytelling and musical shifting of the band's meticulously constructed third album, 2014's Rooms of the House.La Dispute got together in 2004, made up of cousins Jordan Dreyer and Brad Vander Lugt (on vocals and drums, respectively) with friends Kevin Whittemore and Derek Sterenberg on guitars and Adam Kool on bass. Prior to forming La Dispute, Dreyer was a writer