Gatsby’s American Dream is a progressive indie rock band from Seattle, Washington, known for their complex song structures, literary references, and fearless critiques of the music industry. Formed in 2001, the band quickly carved out a cult following with their unique blend of post-hardcore, math rock, and pop-punk sensibilities. Over the years, Gatsby’s American Dream released a string of influential records, including Ribbons and Sugar (2003), a concept album inspired by George Orwell’s Animal Farm, Volcano (2005), which explored themes of emotional and geological pressure, and their self-titled 2006 release, praised for its unpredictable structures and philosophical edge. After going quiet following their last release in 2011, the band is now returning with new music for the first time in over a decade, reigniting excitement among longtime fans and new listeners alike. Known for their lyrical depth, genre-defying songwriting, and DIY ethos, Gatsby’s American Dream continues to challenge conventions while staying true to the restless creativity that defined their early years.