Just One Song Away

Theme Park Monsters is Petticoat Lane's debut album, released by Rise Again Records, a Mattress House Music subsidiary company. The album is packed with beautiful acoustic melodies flowing over aggressive alternative rock/punk instrumentation.​

Produced by:
Shea Henley, Jc Balserak, Justin Bavier, Stuart Singleton, Austin Nelson, Kyle Grandillo, and Hayden McMordie.

Engineered by:
Shea Henley, Stuart Singleton, Kyle Grandillo, and Jc Balserak

Mixed and Mastered by:
Jason Mott

Performed by:
Jc Balserak - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Acoustic
Justin Bavier - Guitar, Acoustic, Keys
Shane Hurtado - Guitar, Acoustic
Sean McCann - Drums, Percussion
Kyle Grandillo - Drums
Hayden McMordie - Keys
Released by Rise Again Records, a Mattress House Music subsidiary.

Moving On (Acoustic) Ft. Grayson Schweers

All The Kings Horses & Men is a song about feeling absolutely hopeless and like you have nowhere left to turn, then finding your way out of it. We have already filmed a MUSIC VIDEO to this song with the 'An Outside Chance' roster and are only waiting on our videographer to edit it so that we can release it! I hope that this song finds someone who needs it, all you sad folks arent alone, it's gonna be okay!

Theme Park Monsters is Petticoat Lane's debut album, released by Rise Again Records, a Mattress House Music subsidiary company. The album is packed with beautiful acoustic melodies flowing over aggressive alternative rock/punk instrumentation.​

Produced by:
Shea Henley, Jc Balserak, Justin Bavier, Stuart Singleton, Austin Nelson, Kyle Grandillo, and Hayden McMordie.

Engineered by:
Shea Henley, Stuart Singleton, Kyle Grandillo, and Jc Balserak

Mixed and Mastered by:
Jason Mott

Performed by:
Jc Balserak - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Acoustic
Justin Bavier - Guitar, Acoustic, Keys
Shane Hurtado - Guitar, Acoustic
Sean McCann - Drums, Percussion
Kyle Grandillo - Drums
Hayden McMordie - Keys
Released by Rise Again Records, a Mattress House Music subsidiary.

All The Kings Horses And Men

Just One Song Away was the second single that we released before the album. It's a pretty cheesy love song but apparently a lot of people are into that because this was one of the most well received songs on the album haha. It's got some All Time Low vibes, so if you think you'd be into that, check it out!

Theme Park Monsters is Petticoat Lane's debut album, released by Rise Again Records, a Mattress House Music subsidiary company. The album is packed with beautiful acoustic melodies flowing over aggressive alternative rock/punk instrumentation.​

Produced by:
Shea Henley, Jc Balserak, Justin Bavier, Stuart Singleton, Austin Nelson, Kyle Grandillo, and Hayden McMordie.

Engineered by:
Shea Henley, Stuart Singleton, Kyle Grandillo, and Jc Balserak

Mixed and Mastered by:
Jason Mott

Performed by:
Jc Balserak - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Acoustic
Justin Bavier - Guitar, Acoustic, Keys
Shane Hurtado - Guitar, Acoustic
Sean McCann - Drums, Percussion
Kyle Grandillo - Drums
Hayden McMordie - Keys
Released by Rise Again Records, a Mattress House Music subsidiary.

An acoustic version of Petticoat Lane's song Disaster, Dearest off of Theme Park Monsters, shared exclusively by Big City Thoughts. 
Recorded analog straight to tape in Columbia Studio A by Drew Newton. Mixed and Mastered by Drew Newton. Performed by Petticoat Lane.

Disaster, Dearest (Acoustic)

Theme Park Monsters

Tell the world to run away, 
There’s something in my DNA,
Engineered to take your life,
Oh help me somehow make this right.

Razor Teeth on victims skin,
Knock knock wont you let me in?
Learning how to open doors,
This chaos you just can’t ignore.

Life found a way, to seal your fate
Through monster’s eyes, this different light,
The tyrant king, a part of me, 
He’s on my arm, and in my heart

Must go faster, now’s the time,
Jaws so close its do or die,
Nothing more and nothing less,
It’s just a chance to flirt with death,

Now while they feel like playing God,
Losing everyone they love,
Don’t get cheap or pay the price,
I need your absence to survive.

Life found a way, to seal your fate
Through monster’s eyes, this different light,
The tyrant king, a part of me, 
He’s on my arm, and in my heart

We’re breaking free again
This madness never ends.

Copyright Petticoat Lane and Mattress House Music, 2014.

Theme Park Monsters

Remembering Sunday (Acoustic Cover)

Take a journey down Petticoat Lane, where beautiful acoustic melodies dance around aggressive pop punk riffs. Through a careful concoction composed by blending a pretty acoustic style with the inner fire and ferocity of a pop-punk background, Petticoat Lane is headed like a runaway freight train into the chaotic music industry armed with an ever transforming alternative rock sound.
Influenced heavily by Blink-182, Brand New, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Avenged Sevenfold, Petticoat Lane brandishes rich melodies that carry loaded lyrics over the tumultuous scape of rock sound. Petticoat Lane seeks to make music that can connect people and build personal relationships with fans based off of sharing life experiences through the form of musical fusion.

Petticoat Lane

Popular tracks