Chastity Belt announce new record with opening cut "Ann's Jam"
10 July 2019, 16:16
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Chastity Belt have returned with news of their self-titled fourth album, alongside unveiling the opening offering "Ann's Jam".
"Ann's Jam" is the first single from the four-piece since 2017's "Dull".
Chastity Belt's self-titled album will be their first since 2017's I Used to Spend So Much Time Alone.
Vocalist Julia Shapiro says of their new album, "I feel like this record is a really good representation of who we all are, and I feel like we're at a point where we've really come into our own. We're more us than ever."
Last month Shapiro released her debut solo record Perfect Vision.
Tracklist:
- Ann's Jam
- Elena
- Effort
- Rav-4
- It Takes Time
- Apart
- Half-Hearted
- Split
- Drown
- Pissed Pants
"Ann's Jam" is out now. Chastity Belt will be released 20 September via Hardly Art. Chastity Belt play London's Islington Assembly Hall on 24 October. Find out more.
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