Gasoline Lollipops Unveils Seventh Album "Kill The Architect" with Community-Centric Celebrations

Gasoline Lollipops, a renowned rock band from Colorado known for their eccentric and punk-influenced sound, has recently celebrated the launch of their seventh album, "Kill The Architect." To mark the occasion, the band hosted a protest concert, signed a new record deal, formed a management partnership, and is planning an official album release event in early September. Having played together for over a decade, with origins dating back to their school days, Gasoline Lollipops has become a staple in their local music scene and is eager to share their latest work. Frontman Clay Rose, the band's founding member, along with keyboardist Scott Coulter—who joined during the recording of their album "Soul Mine"—have known each other since first grade. The current lineup also includes guitarist Don Ambory, bassist Bradley Morse, and drummer Kevin Matthews. Rose notes that the band's recent musical evolution has involved a calming refinement, creating a cohesive sound that spans a wide sonic spectrum. He credits producer Steve Berlin for helping shape the album's direction, marking their first collaboration with a producer who guided song selection and arrangement. According to Rose, the b...