The Front Bottoms have released, “Camouflage,” their new single is accompanied by a Mark Jaworski directed video, and is the first new music from the band, in over a year. The Front Bottoms are currently in the studio working on the follow-up to their 2017 LP, GOING GREY, which is expected to arrive next year.

The Front Bottoms’ Brian Sella and Mathew Uychich shared a note to fans alongside the new track explaining, “We spent a lot of the last year reflecting. There was a lot to think about, a lot to stress about, and a lot to be happy about. We feel lucky about it all, but it’s getting hard to separate real life and the music, or tell which parts even belong to us and which parts belong to you. That’s the best though. We retreated for a while, learned some stuff, then came back and learned some more. You definitely learn more when you’re around the people you love and the people you care about. We made new stuff, lots of art, all different kinds of stuff, some of which will hopefully never leave our heads. A meditation practice, breathing exercises… life is crazy. New song.”

On December 21st, the band will host their annual Champagne Jam at Philadelphia, PA’s Fillmore Complex. The sold-out event will see the TFB curated festival taking over all three stages of the complex for the year-end blowout. The night will close with a headline set from The Front Bottoms and will include performance from special guests Why?, The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die, Mannequin Pussy, and more. For more information visit www.thechampagnejam.com.

Following the release of GOING GREY, The Front Bottoms shared standalone single, “End of summer (now I know),” followed by Ann, the 2nd installment of their Grandma Series EPs. The six-track collection featured five new recordings of never before released songs as well as the brand-new track, “Tie Dye Dragon.” The band also joined forces with Manchester Orchestra on the collaborative track, “Allentown,” and released a cover of Kevin Devine’s “Just Stay” as part of his Devinyl Splits releases.