MX LONELY release new single “Return to Sender,” the track is off their debut album, All MONSTERS, available on February 20 via Julia’s War Recordings. The new single warns that everything meant for you will return back to you, as vocalist/syntheist Rae Haas learns in the accompanying video directed by Owen Lehman.

MX LONELY have built a following through touring the globe with The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die, Trauma Ray, Cryogeyser, Midrift and more. Last month, they opened for They Are Gutting A Body of Water in New York City. On February 28, the band will headline Market Hotel to celebrate their album release with support from bloodsports and Wiring. More shows will be announced soon,

Rae Hass on “Return to Sender:” The song is about trying to understand the other side of someone feeling indifference towards you,” “When this sentiment has been expressed to me in my life, it has the capability to send me into an absolute spiral – I would much rather have an unambiguous emotion, like hatred, directed towards me. It’s easier to process. This song was written off the dome, and was me trying to write from a viewpoint outside of my own head. The repeated phrase “Return to sender” that makes up the chorus was an attempt to accept this outside perspective. If you know that your side of the street is clean, others’ opinions are not your burden to carry.”

The new track follows “Shape Of An Angel,” exploring the relationship between addiction, neurodivergence, and codependency, reflecting on destructive, all-consuming relationships through honest lyrics and a heavy hook. Last fall, MX LONELY announced their debut record, previewing snarling confessions, ruminating guitars, and heavy hooks with “Big Hips,” which reflects on the gender dysphoria of trans adolescence.

MX LONELEY
ALL MONSTERS
Julia’s War Recordings

1. Kill the Candle
2. Big Hips
3. Shape of An Angel
4. All Monsters Go To Heaven
5. Blue Ridge Mtns
6. Anesthetic
7. Return to Sender
8. Whispers In The Fog

Pre-order ALL MONSTERS by MX LONELY HERE