This Will Destroy You Announce New Album
Since 2004, This Will Destroy You has been forging some of the world’s most brutal and precariously visceral instrumental rock. In addition to a vigorous tour schedule, their celebrated discography and soundtrack work for feature films and documentaries have earned them a sizable following. Another Language, TWDY’s fourth full length LP, marks their euphonious return from a prolonged vacuous dark period that threatened to break both the band and the members themselves. Rather than be stifled by their experience TWDY were atomized and subsequently made anew, emerging with a revived energy and reinforced sense of solidarity.
TWDY’s new found clarity of vision would come after a state of near dissolution that ensued the success of their 2006 debut Young Mountain and 2008’s eponymous follow up. Personal struggles, growing pains, the loss of band members, and a series of close, untimely tragedies set the tone for what would be the band’s darkest and most introspective album yet, 2011’s Tunnel Blanket. The following two years stress tested the band to the point of ruin; consecutive continent-hopping tours as well as the pressures of matching their previous two albums’ accomplishments took a nearly unbearable toll. TWDY’s spirits were lifted when both independent filmmakers and Hollywood began to eye their discography for prominent placement in several critically acclaimed films, including the Oscar-winning Moneyball. The arrival of 2013’s Live in Reykjavik triple LP was warmly received by fans and further rejuvenating the band after years of relentless, grinding tours. In October of 2013 TWDY returned to Elmwood Recording, once again working with engineer John Congleton, fully prepared to construct their next work from the inside out.
This Will Destroy You is Jeremy Galindo, Christopher King, Donovan Jones, and Alex Bhore. “Another Language” recorded by John Congleton, Alex Bhore, and Christopher King. Mixed by John Congleton except “The Puritain” mixed by Christopher King and Jeremy Galindo. Mastered by Alan Douches. Strings by Jonathan Slade. Art by Land.
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Another Language
01. New Topia
02. Dustism
03. Serpent Mound
04. War Prayer
05. The Puritan
06. Mother Opiate
07. Invitation
08. Memory Loss
09. God’s Teeth
Tour Dates /
10.21.14 – The Kessler Theater – Dallas, TX *
10.22.14 – Fitzgerald’s – Houston, TX *^
10.23.14 – The Opolis – Norman, OK *^
10.24.14 – Firebird – St. Louis, MO *^
10.25.14 – Lincoln Hall – Chicago, IL *^
10.26.14 – Pyramid Scheme – Grand Rapids, MI *^
10.27.14 – Grog Shop – Cleveland, OH *^
10.28.14 – Lee’s Palace – Toronto, ON *^
10.29.14 – Tralf – Buffalo, NY *^
10.30.14 – Brighton Music Hall – Allston, MA *^
10.31.14 – The Bowery Ballroom – New York, NY *^
11.01.14 – First Unitarian Church – Philadelphia, PA *^
11.02.14 – U Street Music Hall – Washington, DC *^
11.03.14 – Cat’s Cradle – Carrboro, NC *^
11.04.14 – The Masquerade – Hell – Atlanta, GA *^
11.05.14 – Workplay Theater – Birmingham, AL *^
11.06.14 – One Eyed Jacks – New Orleans, LA *^
11.09.14 – Fun Fun Fun Fest – Austin, TX
* w/ Future Death
^ w/ Silent Land Time Machine
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