The True Faith "Leucovorin Rescue"

Emerging from the shadowed textures of their debut, True Faith return with the Leucovorin Rescue b/w What Is Owed 7-inch, a single that signals both renewal and transformation. Recorded in the wake of Boston’s seasonal rebirth, the band captures the city’s fleeting optimism—the thawing streets, the tossed mortarboards, and the electric energy of a populace shaking off winter doldrums—while channeling it through their own evolving sound.

This release marks a pivotal shift for the band. With the addition of Dylan Kotliar on bass, True Faith move from the synth-driven introspection of As Much Nothing As Possible toward a more guitar-forward, post-punk approach. The single balances the moody atmospherics of The Chameleons and Mesh-era Modern English with the taut aggression of Second Empire Justice-era Blitz, creating a sound that feels at once expansive and immediate.

Leucovorin Rescue b/w What Is Owed is both a bridge and a bold statement: a reflection on the band’s past and a clear indicator of their future trajectory. It’s a moment of transformation, one in which True Faith embrace collaboration, reinvention, and the cathartic power of live performance without losing the haunting edge that has defined their Boston post-punk identity.