Unknown Mortal Orchestra air twisted yacht-rock ode "Everyone Acts Crazy Nowadays"
23 March 2018, 15:16
| Written by
Laurence Day
Unknown Mortal Orchestra sneakily unveiled a new song last night, uploading the psychedelic funk of "Everyone Acts Crazy Nowadays" onto their website.
The song - teased via mysterious pamphlets sent to fans - follows "Not In Love We're Just High" and "American Guilt" to preview the band's upcoming record Sex & Food, the follow up to 2015 LP Multi-Love.
Unknown Mortal Orchestra are playing new run of tour dates across Europe and North America, including a handful in the UK in May. Find out more.
Tracklist:
- A God Called Hubris
- Major League Chemicals
- Ministry of Alienation
- Hunnybee
- Chronos Feasts on His Children
- American Guilt
- The Internet of Love (That Way)
- Everyone Acts Crazy Nowadays
- This Doomsday
- How Many Zeros
- Not In Love We're Just High
- If You're Going to Break Yourself
Sex & Food is out 6 April via Jagjaguwar.
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