Huge Thief announce new album ‘Double Infinity’ with atmospheric single ‘Incomprehensible’

Huge Thief have introduced a brand new album ‘Double Infinity’ alongside a brand new single ‘Incomprehensible’. Discover all the small print beneath.

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The band’s sixth studio LP, and follow-up to 2022’s Grammy-nominated ‘Dragon New Heat Mountain I Imagine In You‘, will likely be launched September 5 by way of 4AD (pre-order here).

‘Double Infinity’ was created with a mess of collaborators, together with Alena Spanger, Ginla’s Jon Nellen, Pure Data Society’s Mikel Patrick Avery, and Laraaji, and sees the band as a trio following the departure of bassist Max Oleartchik in July.

Per a press launch, the album was recorded over the span of three weeks at New York’s Energy Station, with longtime collaborator Dom Monks on manufacturing, engineering, and mixing duties.

Alongside the announcement, the band have shared the lead single ‘Incomprehensible’, which sees them ponder the long run whereas reflecting on golden childhood recollections. “All the things I see any longer will likely be one thing new,” Adrianne Lenker sings. “Let gravity be my sculptor, let the wind do my hair.” Test it out beneath.

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The indie people band have been teasing new materials over the previous yr, debuting 10 songs at Oregon’s Undertaking Pabst final July, and an extra monitor referred to as ‘Taker’ in Belgium in August.

In February, they shared a charity EP ‘Ardour Relation’ to assist elevate funds for many who have been affected by the LA Wildfires.

The ‘Double Infinity’ tracklist is:

1. ‘Incomprehensible’
2. ‘Phrases’
3. ‘Los Angeles’
4. ‘All Night time All Day’
5. ‘Double Infinity’
6. ‘No Concern’
7. ‘Grandmother’ (ft. Laraaji)
8. ‘Glad With You’
9. ‘How Might I Have Recognized’

Their final album, 2022’s ‘Dragon New Heat Mountain I Imagine In You’ scored a four-star evaluate from NME, which learn: There’s a sure looseness that fits Huge Thief effectively throughout the entire file. These looking for a tightly cohesive album knitted round a single idea have most likely come to the flawed place totally – however for a sprawling reply to the band’s two big 2019 breakthrough information ‘Two Arms’ and ‘U.F.F.O’, then look no additional.

In the meantime, Lenker’s final solo album got here within the type of 2024’s ‘Brilliant Future’. In a four-star evaluate of the album, Leo Lawton wrote for NME: “It’s been a decade since Lenker first started to make her mark along with her second album ‘Hours Had been The Birds’, and her route stays unclear.

“Nevertheless, it's exactly this dislocation which wields great energy on ‘Brilliant Future’. Very similar to her beatnik days on the street, this album displays all of life’s twists and turns. It’s the right soundtrack to a protracted automotive journey spent staring out of the window, craving for these you left behind.”

Since then, she launched a large new 43-track dwell album in April.