Buffalo three-piece The Tins have come far since their early days in an underground practice space at New York State’s Binghamton University. Praised by the New Musical Express, Magnet, and Paste Magazine and a staple of entrepreneur Sean Parker’s Hipster International Playlist on Spotify, the band melds flecks of art rock, new wave, and post-punk with massively catchy alternative rock foundations. While Modest Mouse producer Joe Blaney helmed their 2012 full-length album, Life’s a Gas, The Tins return to self-production for their latest EP, Young Blame. Young Blame explores themes of movement, says the band: “moving forward, moving on, moving into the unknown, regardless of the consequences.”