Set for an August 20th release on Roll Call Records, Typhoon‘s new full-length album White Lighter is the follow up to the their EP A New Kind Of House, and the first full-length since 2010’s Hunger and Thirst. The album was recorded at the isolated Pendarvis Farm in Happy Valley, Oregon.

“On the farm, we were living inside the record,” says songwriter Kyle Morton. “I had one place in the woods where I would write and rewrite one song, and a different place for working another. The whole thing was laid out spatially over so many acres. I built a small fort in the wood barn where I kept my books and guitar. Slept a couple feet away from the recording desk. When it was cold, we built wood fires, when it was warm we went swimming down the road. Friends came and went, sometimes recording with us.”

Already confirmed for this year’s Austin City Limits Music Festival, Typhoon will set out on a US headlining tour this fall.