
(BPM) Dance Gavin Dance is excited to revisit some old favorites with the upcoming release of Tree City Sessions 3. The band has offered fans another taste with the updated version of their song "The Robot With Human Hair, Pt. 3", taken from their 2008 self-titled album.
Vocalist Andrew Wells shares: "The entire Tree City Sessions series has given us the opportunity to showcase each lineup's strengths on various songs throughout the entire catalog. Growing up I was a huge fan of the Deathstar album, so being able to emulate Kurt and bring my own passion to this version of Robot 3 was truly an honor."
Tree City Sessions 3 will be available via Rise Records digitally as well as the label's webstore on May 22nd, with a full physical retail release to follow on June 19th. There will also be a limited edition tour variant available at shows on the band's tour from May 22nd (while stock lasts).
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