Liars announce new album, share lead track "Murdrum"
Liars, now a solo project with Angus Andrew, announce new album Titles With The Word Fountain alongside first single "Murdrum".
Having pushed forward as a solo project since last album TFCF (Theme From Crying Fountain), Liars' Angus Andrew isn't done just yet.
Along with the pulsating and warped "Murdrum", Andrew reveals Liars' new album will be called Titles With The Word Fountain.
The new album is announced as a sequel from TFCF, which Andrew explains further, “I chose the songs that appear on TFCF based on how well they addressed the trauma of a failed creative relationship, whereas the material on Titles With The Word Fountain is more playful despite revolving around the same sentiments. There was a lot of pressure in producing TFCF as it was guaranteed to be framed by the lack of band members. With Titles With The Word Fountain I felt stripped of that burden and more free to include work that could be construed as unclear or abstract.”
Andrew embodies his statement through the album cover too, as it presents multiple brides instead of the lone one on the cover for TFCF.
Tracklist:
- 97 Tears
- Face In Ski Mask Bodies To The Wind
- Murdrum
- Pure Context
- Double Elegy
- Left’s Got Power Right Hasn’t
- Past Future Split
- P/A\M
- Fantail Creeps
- Perky Cut
- Feed The Truth
- Gawking At The Accident
- Absence Blooms
- Extracts From The Seated Sequence
- On Giving Up
- Sound Of Burning Rubbish
- A Kind Of Stopwatch
- No Help Pamphlet (The Alpha Ceti Orchestra Remix) (only on digital)
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