Destroyer announce new album ‘Dan’s Boogie’ alongside UK and European tour

Destroyer have introduced their new album ‘Dan’s Boogie’ and have shared its lead single ‘Bologna’ – test it out beneath.

The Canadian indie rock band, led by Dan Bejar, have additionally introduced particulars of a string of UK and European tour dates for this summer time, which is able to see them play in Manchester, Bristol and London. Scroll down for all the dates.

‘Dan’s Boogie’ would be the band’s 14th studio album in complete and the follow-up to 2022’s ‘Labyrinthitis’, and can be launched through Merge Data on March 28. Pre-order your copy here.

Lead single ‘Bologna’ features a visitor function from Toronto band Fiver and, in accordance with a press launch, is the primary Destroyer tune that Bejar has ever written by which he imagines himself as a supporting character. See the David Galloway-directed video right here:

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“I haven’t written many songs like ‘Bologna’,” Bejar has defined. “I struggled singing the primary and third verses, a very powerful elements of the tune. They wanted gravity and grit. The specter of disappearing wanted to be actual. So I referred to as Simone,” he added, referring to Fiver singer Simone Schmidt.

‘Dan’s Boogie’ tracklist: 

1. ‘The Identical Factor As Nothing At All’ 
2. ‘Hydroplaning Off The Edge Of The World’ 
3. ‘Ignoramus Of Love’ 
4. ‘Dan’s Boogie’ 
5. ‘Bologna’ (ft. Fiver) 
6. ‘I Materialize’ 
7. ‘Solar Meet Snow’ 
8. ‘Cataract Time’ 
9. ‘Journey Mild’ 

Destroyer are getting ready to assist Father John Misty on his North American tour within the coming months, and now they've added a string of European dates to happen in June. In addition to appearances at Primavera Sound in Barcelona and Porto, they may play exhibits in Paris, Manchester, Bristol and London besides. UK tickets might be discovered here.

Destroyer will play: 

JUNE 
7 – Barcelona, Primavera Sound 
9 – Paris, Trabendo 
10 – Manchester, Gorilla 
11 – Bristol, Fleece 
12 – London, Islington Meeting Corridor 
14 – Porto, Primavera Sound

NME reviewed Destroyer’s 2020 album ‘Have We Met’, noting in a four-star evaluate: “Bejar’s songwriting stays as deft, cryptic and mosaic as ever although. He’s referred to as this a “darkish” and “hopeless” document, and it variously evokes apocalyptic pictures of atomic bombs (‘Foolsong’), hospital corridors (‘Crimson Tide’) and an opportunity encounter with the Boston Strangler (‘Kinda Darkish’). A typical thread all through is that of issues not fairly turning out as you envisioned: “observe a wage to the underside of the ocean” he intones on ‘Crimson Tide’.”