Album artwork for Yellow and Green by Baroness
Album artwork for Yellow and Green by Baroness

Baroness return with a new album titled Yellow and Green via Relapse Records. Yellow and Green reunites Baroness with Blue Record producer John Congleton (Explosions in the Sky, St. Vincent, Xiu Xiu) following both the band's busiest period (multiple worldwide tours including stops at Coachella, Bonnaroo and Soundwave) and most luxurious year, having taken nearly all of 2011 off to freely write and demo for the album.

"We had been on tour for eight years, and we decided to take a break from our adventure to dig our heels in at home and write a new record," explains John Baizley, front man for the band and the artist responsible for Baroness' now iconic album art (an article profiling Baizley as a graphic artist is in the April edition of Juxtapoz). "We spent the entirety of the past year dedicating ourselves to the new album. Without the break from touring and the time we took to rest and reflect, we would have been entirely unable to write this new record... We have become re-inspired. Now it's time to get back out on the road."

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Baroness

Yellow and Green

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Album artwork for Yellow and Green by Baroness
LPx2 +

$29.99

Neon Yellow Cloudy Effect

Released 04/10/2023Catalog Number

RR49541

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Album artwork for Yellow and Green by Baroness
CD

$15.99

Released 07/13/2012Catalog Number

RLP7671902

Learn more

Baroness return with a new album titled Yellow and Green via Relapse Records. Yellow and Green reunites Baroness with Blue Record producer John Congleton (Explosions in the Sky, St. Vincent, Xiu Xiu) following both the band's busiest period (multiple worldwide tours including stops at Coachella, Bonnaroo and Soundwave) and most luxurious year, having taken nearly all of 2011 off to freely write and demo for the album.

"We had been on tour for eight years, and we decided to take a break from our adventure to dig our heels in at home and write a new record," explains John Baizley, front man for the band and the artist responsible for Baroness' now iconic album art (an article profiling Baizley as a graphic artist is in the April edition of Juxtapoz). "We spent the entirety of the past year dedicating ourselves to the new album. Without the break from touring and the time we took to rest and reflect, we would have been entirely unable to write this new record... We have become re-inspired. Now it's time to get back out on the road."