Hailing from Boise, Idaho, in the high desert Northwest, Roller Dome was born in 2021. Steeped in ’90s alt-rock grit, their debut record, Ripped (2023), channels the spirit of the era—walls of fuzz, brooding hooks, and emotional honesty. Songs spiral between heaviness and haze, love and loss, catharsis and collapse. Their sophomore album, Still Feral (2026), continues this ongoing exploration and intensity. Darker, heavier, and still unmistakably Roller Dome, Still Feral digs deeper without sacrificing the tenderness underneath it. The band—Cory Hentrup, Gia Trotter, Nick Schug, and Robert Reeves—don’t just nod to the ’90s; they reimagine it, dragging its ghost through smoke and strobes into the song caves. It’s the heaviest and happiest sadness you will ever feel. Bring a lantern...
