Golden Apes release twelfth album ‘The Sun Came Up Tremendously’

Berlin-based post-punk and darkwave band Golden Apes released their twelfth studio album “The Sun Came Up Tremendously” on September 18 via Icy Cold Records. Recorded and produced at Thommy Hein Studios in Berlin, the ten-track record features the band’s signature blend of delicate melodies, driving basslines, dense guitar textures, and ethereal soundscapes across songs like “Resistance,” “Helion,” and “Dreams (Gone By).” The vinyl edition is limited to 300 black vinyl copies with lyric sheets, while the digiCD includes a bonus track “City Walls.” Led by vocalist and synth player Peer Lebrecht, the band supported the release with lead single “Resistance” and an accompanying music video directed by Lebrecht himself. Golden Apes embarked on a German tour following the album’s arrival, with scheduled performances in Leipzig, Jena, and Berlin throughout October and November.

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