Walt Disco’s self-titled album, Walt Disco, comes pressed to blue, silver and black tricolor swirl, limited to 300 copies and hand-numbered.

The record is a sound of years of graft paying off, with the band turning experience into something sharp, ambitious and fully their own. The songs wrestle with growing up through gender dysphoria, shifting relationships and a volatile industry, before landing somewhere warmer: gratitude, acceptance and clarity. It’s a fearless alt-rock record that feels specific to Walt Disco, with Coup de foudre and Lies among its highlights.