Jake Ewald's indie rock/punk project, Slaughter Beach, Dog, prepares for a performance at Boston's Roadrunner on November 16. As a co-founder of Modern Baseball, Ewald uses songwriting for storytelling, offering listeners a unique experience. For details on what to expect from their show, visit Roadrunner Boston.

Ewald and band members Ian Farmer, Zack Robbins, Adam Meisterhans, and Logan Roth, to create waves with their latest album, "Crying, Laughing, Waving, Smiling." The album features Ewald's eloquent lyricism and pays tribute to influential American songwriters. Initially striding for "pure" art, Ewald now appreciates mutual influences. Boston.com reports Ewald values works that are born from consuming and feeling art they love.

Ewald's lyrics on the album cover various topics, creating an expansive lyrical world that he hopes to associate to anytown, USA. A journey-like album, it may reflect his past works and his love for storytelling with Modern Baseball and Slaughter Beach, Dog. Read more about his songwriting style at The Vogue.

At the Boston show, Erin Rae, responsible for the album's harmonies, and opener Bonny Doon will join Slaughter Beach, Dog on stage. Ewald recommends experiencing the album in various ways, such as during solitary early morning drives, offering an immersive experience that complements the essence of the songs.

Slaughter Beach, Dog ventures to Boston's Roadrunner with their latest album, demonstrating a musical evolution that balances introspection with universal appeal. Ewald presents an engaging, heartfelt listening experience to listeners worldwide. Reinforcing diverse genres with bold, poetic lyrics, Slaughter Beach, Dog signifies a notable presence in the indie rock scene. Their Boston show is set to provide a memorable performance.