In 1998, the band recorded and released their first album, September, November on Motorcoat Records and subsequently relocated to Chicago. The album’s melodic layered guitars, vulnerable vocals, taut over-driven bass, and propulsive drumming introduced the band’s distinct but accessible pop sound to the public. Their second album, American Matador was released in 2000. Through it, the band showed a willingness to experiment with increasingly complex song structures and inspired instrumental breaks, while managing to keep their sound firmly rooted in the indie-rock idiom. After a few years, and some major life changes, they released their third album, Don’t Quit, the band’s first release on Chicago’s Solitaire Records, which found them distilling the very best of their previous work into a lithe, muscular 32 minutes of indie pop bliss. New EP from The Buddyrevelles coming June 2026: The Buddyrevelles are on the precipice of concluding their Trilogy of the EPs series. A 3 year journey spanning 3 EPs, culminating with the release of The Conviction slated to arrive June of 2026.