Jordan Dreyer describes this move to the label as sharing a similar perspective on music, stating: 'The primary attraction with No Sleep for us was that it was obvious through talking to Chris that his intentions with the label were in line with ours as a band.' To fill in the gap between their debut release Vancouver and their upcoming album the band released an exclusive vinyl record, Untitled 7', consisting of two tracks which were extra songs from the writing sessions of their debut album. La Dispute signed to Southern California-based record label No Sleep Records in early 2008. La Dispute's vocalist Dreyer performing live in January 2010. I, II & III and Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair (2008–2009)

It wasn't until the loss of Derek Sterenberg and Adam Kool that they took the project seriously. Indiana based friend of the band Adam Vass later joined in 2007. Chad Sterenberg replaced his older brother Derek in 2006 the day after the release of their debut EP, Vancouver (released April 14, 2006), which was the only release the band produced while on the Friction Records roster. During this time the band mainly played house shows or at the Division Avenue Arts Collective (a volunteer-run DIY music venue, community center, and art gallery) in Downtown Grand Rapids. La Dispute was formed in Grand Rapids, Michigan in late 2004 by cousins Jordan Dreyer and Brad Vander Lugt, Kevin Whittemore, Derek Sterenberg and Adam Kool Dreyer was never a singer and did not write any music prior to forming the band but was a writer, primarily writing poetry and short fiction. History Formation, early years and Vancouver (2004–2007) 1.5 Somewhere at the Bottom of the River re-issue and Panorama (2018–present).1.4 Rooms of the House and departure from No Sleep Records (2013–2017).1.3 The Worth of the World, Never Come Undone and Wildlife (2010–2012).1.1 Formation, early years and Vancouver (2004–2007).Panorama, their fifth studio album, was released on March 22, 2019, almost exactly five years later. Their fourth studio album, Rooms of the House, was released on March 18, 2014. (2009), The Worth of the World (2010) and Never Come Undone (2011) then followed before releasing their third studio album, Wildlife (2011). Their second studio album Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair was released in conjunction with Here, Hear II. The band released their debut album, Vancouver, in 2006 on Friction Records and then temporarily signed to Forest Life records where they released Here, Hear. The current lineup is vocalist Jordan Dreyer, drummer Brad Vander Lugt, guitarist Chad Morgan-Sterenberg, guitarist Corey Stroffolino and bass guitarist Adam Vass. Laci was born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama but currently resides in Los Angeles.La Dispute is an American post-hardcore band from Grand Rapids, Michigan, formed in 2004.

As a result, throughout the course of her career, her art has been commissioned by brands such as Bentley, Disney, Google, Jordan Brand, Motown Records, Nike, Refinery29, REI, Spotify, Sweetgreen, Ulta, United Airlines, and many more. From her use of vibrant colors to her exploration of a world filled with captivating people of color, her work reflects her deep commitment to creating authentic and unapologetic portrayals of contemporary culture.

Her works act as a portal into the world as she sees it. Laci’s work concentrates on color, pop culture, the representation of marginalized people and the intersectionality that exists amongst all of these spheres. Laci Jordan is a multidisciplinary designer, illustrator, Creative Director and the true definition of a modern-day renaissance woman. Laci Jordan hopes this brings a small piece of joy and upliftment to anyone viewing. After a year, plus, of isolation, this piece represents a new feeling of being able to “pop out” and enjoy the season. Inspired by what might be the most anticipated summer of the decade, Pop Out embodies the essence, feeling, and movement of summer.

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