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ALPHA MALE TEA PARTY have announced a new album!
Titled Reptilian Brain, the upcoming album from the Liverpool-based math rock band is the follow-up to 2020’s Infinity Stare, and is scheduled to be released in October this year, via Big Scary Monsters. The album was produced by Mark Roberts (BLACK PEAKS, DELTA SLEEP, VOWER) and marks a significant evolution in the band’s sound, introducing vocals and lyrics as a central element for the first time.
Speaking about the creative shift, guitarist/vocalist Tom Peters says, “it started to become clear that we wanted to use our voices to speak more directly. We found ourselves feeling like we had more to say and communicating that through music alone wasn’t enough anymore.”
Alongside the album announcement, the band have released a brand new single. Titled A Terrible Day To Have Eyes, the new song is the second single to be released from the upcoming album, following on from Battle Crab, which was released last month.
Speaking about the single, Peters adds, “A Terrible Day to Have Eyes is a song about the permanent and inescapable trauma that is inflicted in moments of sudden grief. It comes from a very specific story (that I’ll be keeping to myself) I was once told that had a profound effect on me when I was younger.”
Watch the official lyric video for A Terrible Day To Have Eyes here:
Also, you can view both the track list and artwork for the upcoming new album below:
Track List:
- Hostess Imperial
- Probably Just Hungry
- Battle Crab
- Scumbag Alliance
- A Terrible Day to Have Eyes
- (I’m Operatin’ On) Feel Alone
- Solidarity Disco Banquet
- All Foot and No Mouth
- Sniper’s Dream
- All Become One When the Sun Comes to Earth
Reptilian Brain is set for release on October 3rd via Big Scary Monsters. Pre-orders are available now and can be purchased here.
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