Artist's albums
Imposter Syndrome
2022 · album
Autopilot
2022 · EP
Carolina Reaper
2022 · single
Levity
2022 · single
The Last Great American Dynasty
2022 · single
Meet Me at Our Spot
2022 · single
Deja Vu
2022 · single
Pulling Focus
2021 · album
Poser
2021 · single
Barricades
2020 · single
Tuck Everlasting
2019 · single
Bonecrusher
2019 · single
Going Heel
2018 · EP
Parachutes
2018 · single
LXVI
2017 · single
Last Minute Stuntman
2016 · EP
Clairvoyant
2016 · single
Coastlines x Action/Adventure
2016 · single
Rumble Pak EP
2016 · EP
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Biography
Action/Adventure shouldn’t be here. At least, that’s what the Chicago-based five-piece seem to think. They’re wrong – very wrong – but that’s the overriding theme of their debut album. That’s partly why they named it Imposter Syndrome – because when the band signed to Pure Noise Records, they couldn’t quite believe it. Even after they released their seven-track EP Pulling Focus in 2021, and even after that EP’s lead track “Barricades” went viral on TikTok, it didn’t feel real. After all, this is a label that’s put out some of their favorite albums by some of their favorite bands, and now they were a part of it. That sense of confused bewilderment was compounded by the timing of it all. “For us,” says lead vocalist Blake Evaristo, “having a debut on Pure Noise is insane. Especially because, when “Barricades” blew up for us and we got all that TikTok clout, it happened during the pandemic, so we didn’t even play a show till nearly a year later. And I feel like in that time, we were having imposter syndrome, hence the title. It didn’t feel real.” “And honestly,” adds vocalist/guitarist Brompton Jackson, “it still doesn’t even feel real. We’ve just been asking questions like is this real? Do we belong here? Is this even happening?”