Search - Troubled Hubble :: Making Beds in a Burning House

With over four years of continuous performing around the Midwest, multiple successful national tours under their belts, and five independent releases, Troubled Hubble are doing it themselves. Hailing from the small town of Elburn, IL, the band cut their teeth at Chicago venues like the Metro, Double Door, and Fireside Bowl. Drawing inspiration from bands such as Built To Spill, Modest Mouse, and Dismemberment Plan, Troubled Hubble has a melodic, pop-rock sound that's powerful and arresting as comfortably as it is playful and disarming. In Music We Trust said of the band's last album, "The songs have that punch, a hard-hitting punk-esque feel to it (courtesy of the rhythm section, most notably the drums), while maintaining a knack for budding hooks." Punknews.org wrote, "Their live show and their music are incredibly fun, even while tackling tricky subjects; they are optimistic about it all. Yet they are not MTV happy-pappy-punk, they maintain the indie edge and originality. The guitars are not heavily distorted, the remain angular and at times intricate, the bass parts are some of the most creative I've heard." Their Lookout Records debut album "Making Beds In A Burning House" was produced by Dismemberment Plan guitarist Jason Caddell and mixed by Jason Carmer (The Donnas, The Explosion).