Hearken to a clip of The Treatment’s atmospheric new monitor ‘Warsong’
The Treatment have previewed one other new monitor – you possibly can hearken to a clip of ‘Warsong’ under.
The band will launch their 14th studio album ‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’ this Friday (November 1), marking their first full-length effort since 2008’s ‘4:13 Dream’. Robert Smith and co. have already shared two singles from the venture, ‘Alone’ and ‘A Fragile Factor’.
Moreover, The Treatment have been posting snippets of varied different songs from the file by way of this website and a Whatsapp channel. These embrace ‘Drone:NoDrone’ and ‘And Nothing Is Eternally’.
Now, the group have given followers a style of the forthcoming ‘Warsong’. The instrumental begins with atmospheric organ chords and refined percussion earlier than electrical guitar, plucky keyboard and drums are launched.
In a five-star assessment of ‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’, NME mentioned ‘Warsong’ represented a extra “gloomy” aspect of the album, describing it as “a pummelling sludge of noise that mourns “the hope of what we’d have been“.
You possibly can hearken to the preview snippet right here:
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The Treatment are scheduled to play a particular intimate gig on the BBC Radio Theatre in London tomorrow (October 30) forward of one other small present on the Troxy within the capital this Friday (November 1). Followers will be capable of watch the latter date by way of a free international live-stream on YouTube.
In a latest prolonged interview, Robert Smith revealed that The Treatment have one other new album that’s “nearly completed”, with a 3rd file within the pipeline as properly. He additionally shared his plans for a world tour in 2025 and mentioned the band’s upcoming fiftieth anniversary.
Elsewhere within the chat, the frontman mentioned he thought the group would break up after their headline live performance at Hyde Park in 2018, and referred to as dynamic ticket pricing a “rip-off” that’s “pushed by greed”.
One other a part of the dialog noticed Smith clarify the profound coincidence and loss of life behind the duvet art work for ‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’. He additionally opened up about penning the monitor ‘I Can By no means Say Goodbye’ about his brother’s passing.
Smith revealed his “least favorite album” by The Treatment too, and talked about which of their previous tracks would match onto ‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’.
Reviewing the brand new file on the entire, NME wrote: “Cruel? Sure, however there’s all the time sufficient coronary heart within the darkness and opulence within the sound to carry you and place these songs alongside The Treatment’s best.
“The frontman prompt that one other two information could also be arriving sooner or later, however ‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’ feels enough sufficient for the wait we’ve endured, only for being arguably probably the most private album of Smith’s profession. Mortality could loom, however there’s color within the black and flowers on the grave.”