Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats announce new album, unveil rousing lead track "You Worry Me"
Finally following up their self-titled debut album, Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats have announced a new record, Tearing At The Seams.
Out via Stax Records, Rateliff and co dropped the lead single yesterday. "You Worry Me" combines jittery verses with an anthemic chorus, hinting at a fuller sound for the band that tempers the road-rock urgency of their debut album.
Recorded by Richard Swift (Damien Jurado), Rateliff explains that “I want - and I need - everybody to feel like they’re a part of this band. I want them to feel like they’re contributing artistically and emotionally to the experience of writing and creating this music. We’ve all had to make sacrifices to be in The Night Sweats and I want them all to know that it’s worth something.”
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