The Maple State Release Expanded Version Of 2005 Debut LP

Originally released in 2005 “At Least Until We’ve Settled In” marked the beginning of a whirlwind few years for The Maple State. The band were still playing small punk-rock clubs and pubs across the north of England when the album found its way into the hands of some of the biggest names in the UK and US punk scenes, including Mark Hoppus, Brett Gurewitz and Andy Gill who all became fans of the album. In its original run “At Least Until We’ve Settled In” sold 3000 copies, but was only ever available to buy on CD at live shows. The band have now released an expanded digital reissue of “At Least Until We’ve Settled In“, that includes an additional four songs and three brand new acoustic re-workings, that can now be streamed and purchased via Bandcamp here

You can stream the lead track ‘You Can’t Put Two Hotels On Mayfair‘ below