White Denim's third full-length collection, Fits, was discharged by means of Full Time Hobby on June 22, 2009.[11] The record was at first discharged in Europe just, yet in the wake of marking their first US record manage Downtown Records on July 10, the band discharge Fits on October 20, 2009. This collection was likewise bundled with Exposion as a reward plate, allowing the band's second LP an appropriate US release.

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Tracks Listing:

1 Small Talk (Feeling Control)
2 Hallelujah Strike Gold
3 Shanalala
4 NY Money
5 Out of Doors
6 Reversed Mirror
7 So Emotional
8 Head Spinning
9 Introduce Me

White Denim is an American four-piece musical crew from Austin, Texas, United States. Their music is affected by name, hallucinogenic shake, blues, punk shake, dynamic shake, soul, jazz, test shake with locally established account, sticking methodology, exceptional circling work and irregular melody structures.

In March 2005, two groups, Parque Touch (Josh Block, James Petralli, Lucas Anderson) and Peach Train (Steve Terebecki), played a show together at Beerland in Austin, Texas.[2] After the show Steve was approached to play bass for Parque Touch and the band wound up four, playing under the pen names Massive (Lucas), Bop English (James), Nicholas Mallard (Josh), and Terry Beckins (Steve); notwithstanding, in February 2006, Lucas moved to Russia and the subsequent power trio changed its name to White Denim.[2] The new line-up started playing the nearby Austin circuit while recording punk-injected, hallucinogenic blues-shake in Block's 1940s Spartan trailer.[2][3]

In 2007, the band self-discharged its first EP entitled Let's Talk About It on 7" just, however later these tracks ended up accessible on iTunes.[4] While on visit in 2007, the band recorded a nine-tune "visit EP" entitled Workout Holiday, which was just sold at shows. Exercise Holiday got the ear of new netlabel RCRD LBL, and the band marked on to re-record three of the songs.[5] These tunes were solely discharged as the RCRD LBL EP, one MP3 track at once through the span of the initial couple of long periods of 2008.[4][6]

Since these discharges, the band has visited broadly, playing demonstrates including SXSW and CMJ Music Marathon, and furthermore got the honor of "Best New Band" at the 2008 Austin Music Awards.[7] In request to achieve European audience members, the band marked to UK record name Full Time Hobby (home to The Hold Steady and Viva Voce) for an abroad release.[8] The main discharge on Full Time Hobby was the single "We should Talk About It" b/w "Darksided Computer Mouth". On June 23, 2008, the band discharged its introduction collection, the Workout Holiday LP, which comprises of re-recorded tunes from the band's initial two self-discharged EPs alongside some new tracks. The band later discharged two additional singles in Europe from Workout Holiday: "All You Really Have To Do" b/w "DCWYW" and "Shake" b/w "All Truckers Roll".

Back in the U.S., White Denim discharged their introduction U.S. full-length LP, entitled Exposion in late 2008. Initially sold amid their Spring 2008 visit as a CD-R with the title 11 Songs, the collection was made accessible in computerized design from their official site on October 19, 2008.[9][10] The band collaborated with Austin's Transmission Entertainment for the dispersion of Exposion in the US; notwithstanding, the two went separate ways in mid-2009.[8]

In September 2010 White Denim declared the expansion of second guitarist Austin Jenkins to the band's line-up.[13] On September 23, 2010 the band self-discharged a gathering of 12 tracks under the title Last Day of Summer. The discharge notes express "This record is something we made as a little summer retreat from our progressing deal with the third full length. A significant number of these tunes have been ricocheting around since the development of the band in 06. We were super siphoned to use a couple of crisp and easygoing melodic methodologies on this record.". It was at first accessible to download for nothing (with a choice to make a gift) from the band's authentic website,[14] however on December 5, 2011 it was discharged by Downtown Records on CD and LP.

On May 24, 2011, White Denim discharged their fourth studio collection D on Downtown Records.[15] The main leg of White Denim's For D visit begun on May 23 in Sail Inn, Tempe.[16]

In 2012, White Denim opened for Wilco on their Jan-Feb west coast visit and played at the 2012 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. They will likewise play Outside Lands celebration with help from Futurebirds.

White Denim's Austin Jenkins and Josh Block have supported and played with Texan soul vocalist Leon Bridges since late 2014, having been acquainted with him at a bar in Fort Worth.[17]

In 2015, James Petralli discharged his first solo collection, Constant Bop, under his pen name, English.

On 7 January 2016, White Denim reported that their new collection, Stiff, would be discharged on 25 March 2016 by means of Downtown/Sony Red, with the track "Holda You (I'm Psycho)" shared on their Soundcloud.[18] A second track, "Ha (Yeah)", was discharged on 1 February 2016. On October 20, 2016, the melody was utilized in the uncover trailer for the Nintendo Switch.[19]

On May 9, 2018, the band reported their eighth full-length collection, Performance, booked for discharge on August 28 through City Slang Records.[20] The declaration was joined by the collection's lead single, "Magazin," and pursued by a second single, "It Might Get Dark," on June 12.