Touché Amoré have announced a new album: Spiral in a Straight Line, the follow-up to the 2020 standout Lament, is out October 11 via Rise Records. Watch the video for the album’s opening track, “Nobody’s,” below. Scroll down for the Los Angeles post-hardcore band’s upcoming tour dates (featuring support from Soul Glo, Portrayal of Guilt, and Soft Blue Shimmer).
“‘Nobody’s’ is the opening track on our upcoming album, Spiral in a Straight Line. In just a handful of lyrics, it gives the broad strokes of the album,” Touché Amoré vocalist Jeremy Bolm stated in a press release. “A song and record about forward movement while everything around you becomes destabilized.”
Touché Amoré recorded Spiral in a Straight Line with producer Ross Robinson. Guests on the new album include Boygenius’ Julien Baker and Dinosaur Jr.’s Lou Barlow.
Read about Lament in the Pitchfork feature “The 35 Best Rock Albums of 2020.”
Spiral in a Straight Line:
01 Nobody’s
02 Disasters
03 Hal Ashby
04 Force of Habit
05 Mezzanine
06 Altitude
07 This Routine
08 Finalist
09 Subversion (Brand New Love) [ft. Lou Barlow]
10 The Glue
11 Goodbye for Now [ft. Julien Baker]
Touché Amoré:
09-26 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life 2024
10-09 Los Angeles, CA – Regent
10-11 San Diego, CA – Cashbah
10-12 Fresno, CA – Strummer’s
10-13 Sacramento, CA – Aftershock Festival
10-15 Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theater
10-16 Seattle, WA – Crocodile
10-17 Boise, ID – Treefort Music Hall
10-18 Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex
10-19 Englewood, CO – The Gothic Theatre
10-21 Minneapolis, MN – Fine Line
10-22 Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge
10-23 Detroit, MI – Tangent
10-25 Columbia, SC – New Brookland Tavern
10-26 Gainesville, FL – The Fest (Vivid)
10-27 Gainesville, FL – The Fest (Bo Diddley Plaza)
10-28 Atlanta, GA – Hell at the Masquerade
10-29 Durham, NC – The Fruit
10-31 Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw
11-01 Washington, D.C. – Black Cat
11-02 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer
11-03 Boston, MA – Paradise
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