Rummage sale VHS specialists the Found Footage Festival will be taking their latest discoveries and classic clips on the road soon, with upcoming dates in Providence, Birmingham, Lawrence (KS), Albany, Slippery Rock and more. Men I Trust have announced a headlining fall US tour with support from fellow Canadians Homeshake and Danish duo Feng Suave depending on the city. The tour kicks off November 8 in Columbus and wraps up December 14 in Boston. Make that three: they've just added September 28 which will be the first in the three show run at the venue. All dates are here.Įscuela Grind are gearing up to release their new Kurt Ballou-produced LP Memory Theater on 9/30 via MNRK Heavy, and they'll be on tour in September with Brazilian deathgrinders Test, including shows in Philly, Cleveland, Seattle, San Francisco, Dallas, New Orleans, and more.įlume are on tour this fall, including two shows at Brooklyn Mirage. Though no local tour dates have been announced as yet (Flume had initially been planned to appear at the 2020 edition of Splendour at The Grass prior to its cancellation), he will instead be performing at a number of US festivals in the coming months, including the likes of Coachella this April.įlume’s “Say Nothing” is out now, while Palaces will be released on May 20th, with pre-orders available now.Ipecac-signed band The Bobby Lees will be in NYC in September for the two-day Indieplaza festival at Rockefeller Center, and have other tour date, including shows with Geese and a NYC headline show at Baby's All Right on 10/25. Though its his first full-length record since 2016’s Skin, Flume hasn’t been sitting on his creative hands since then, having released a pair of companion EPs to his last record, the Quits EP with Reo Cragun, and 2019’s Hi This Is Flume mixtape.Īccording to the tracklist of the record, it appears to be one of his most collaborative releases to date, with Palaces seeing Flume work alongside the likes of Oklou, LAUREL, Virgen Maria, Caroline Polachek, Emma Louise, and Damon Albarn, in addition to previous collaborator Kučka. Now, it’s been confirmed that the track serves as the first taste of Flume’s long-awaited third album, with Palaces set to officially arrive on May 20th, two years after the seeds for its creation were first sown. His creative process is a really inspiring thing to be a part of.”
“I’m such a big fan of Harley’s so it’s unbelievable to be in a position to create music with someone I look up to and can learn so much from. “Working with Flume on ‘Say Nothing’ has been a really incredible experience,” added MAY-A. I was really excited about the initial idea but it was only once I got back to Australia in early 2021 and linked up in the studio with MAY-A that the song really came to life.”
“We wrote the song midway through 2020 while the pandemic was still pretty new. “This song is about feelings of post relationship clarity,” explains Flume. Releasing earlier today, the track features May-A, and appears as one that is representative of the times we’ve found ourselves living in. News of a new Flume era was first teased earlier this week when it was revealed that the artist was set to release a new single, “Say Nothing”, this week.
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