Truth Club are releasing their debut album, Not An Exit, at the end of the week. We’ve heard two songs from it already, the title track and “Tethering,” and today the North Carolina band is sharing a third before the album comes out in full.

“Student Housing” is hunched and nervy. “I wish that I had been more cautious, but I’ll admit I couldn’t help but be surrendered to your grace,” Travis Harrington whisper-sings like he’s falling forward in slow motion, fitting himself into as small a space possible as the rest of the band pulses around him. It all bursts apart in the song’s final few seconds, a tension release that doubles as just sounding super, super cool.

Check it out below.

Not An Exit is out 5/3 via Tiny Engines. Pre-order it here.