Gallows Circus - Jumping at Shadows (2026)

The self-titled album was the band's debut full-length, recorded at The Joplin House Studios under producer Dan Lucas.
The band describes its sound as "blues-hearted dirty rock," which is clearly evident in the powerful guitar riffs of this track.
It's worth noting that "Jumping at Shadows" is a classic blues standard, originally written by Duster Bennett. The song became widely known for its performance by Fleetwood Mac featuring Peter Green in the late 1960s. Gallows Circus' use of the title underscores their deep blues roots.