the second consecutive year. Country and In These Times (2012) The band released their second studio album, Country on January 31, 2012, on the California-based record label Controlled Substance Sound Labs. With this release, the quintet has charted new territory and put together a lyrically driven roots Americana-music and folk album. On April 10, 2012, the band released their third studio album, (a full electric album), In These Times, also on the Controlled Substance Sound Labs label. The 'psychedelic roots' sound is more familiar to fans who were familiar with the band through concerts and live recordings. The album peaked at #5 on the Billboard Reggae Albums Chart. The band's music was featured on NPR's radio program All Things Considered on January 28, 2012. Steady (2013) Keyboardist Tony Gallicchio, another Rochester local, joined the band in place of departing keyboard player Aaron Lipp. In 2013, the band recorded their fourth album, Steady which was co-produced by Craig Welsch of 10 Foot Ganja Plant. Steady hit #1 on the Billboard Reggae Album chart on October 9, 2014. Bright Days (2015) In 2015, the band released their fifth album (and second 'Americana' album), Bright Days on Easy Star Records. It features nine original songs recorded at the Rear Window Studio in Brookline, Massachusetts. Make It Better (2016) On September 16, 2016, the band released their sixth album called, Make It Better on Rootfire Cooperative, featuring ten new tracks. The album was recorded in their hometown of Rochester, New York at Blackdog Studios owned by former band member Matt Goodwin. The band also prepared some tracks at Scanhope Sound in Littleton, Colorado. This album was mixed by Danny Kalb who also co-produced. Make it Better debuted at the #1 spot on Billboard and the iTunes reggae charts. Singles and dub version songs (2019–present) The band released the singles, "Good Love", "Cool It", "Stop Fighting" in 2019. The same year, in February, guitarist Dan Keller played his last show with the band. GPGDS then added guitarist Eli Flynn from upstate New York band Upward Groove that spring. GPGDS then released dub versions of their previous songs in 2020, featuring Victor Rice, Pachyman, and Agent Jay. In 2021, the band released more singles during the spring and summer titled, "Solidarity" with Kevin Kinsella (on April 2), "Really True (The Scientist Dub)", (on May 21) "Hold You Tonight" (on July 2) and "Narita" (on August 20).