New album ‘And Then There Was…’ out 10/4 on Flatspot Records.

It slow things down on the contemplative ballad ‘Cocaine Sunday’, the track shares a more profound look into Chubby’s, aka Charlie Manning, world while still leaning into the raspy vocals and punk sensibilities that shape the upcoming record. Sullen piano takes center stage, only broken apart by a wistful harmonica solo. The emotive video for the track, directed by Nick Suchak, finds Manning confronting his vices. Manning expands on the song:

“Nothing makes me feel regret like waking up on a Sunday knowing the last few days have gone out the window for nothing. This song is about the lament I feel not only in the short term, but also the long term. Love I lost. Friends I’ve lost. Regret. But the only way to make myself feel better is to carry on. Live a life I was meant to. Just letting each Sunday pass me by.”

Tracklist:

1. Neither The Day, Nor The Hour

2. There’s A Devil In The Jukebox

3. To Be Young

4. The Bonnie Banks

5. The Ravelin

6. Anticop

7. Some To Make You Better, Some To Make You Sick

8. To Fade Away

9. Company I Don’t Want To Keep

10. Love Song (A Response)

11. Since You Said Goodbye

12. Trepanning

13. A Lust For More

14. Wish You Were Here

15. Two Hearts

16. Cocaine Sunday

Tour Dates: w/ Jade Hairpins

November 17th – Haarlem, Netherlands – Patronaat

November 18th – Cologne, Germany – Helios 37

November 20th – Hamburg, Germany – Molotov Club

November 21st – Malmo, Sweden – Plan B

November 22nd – Berlin, Germany – Monarch

November 24th – Antwerp, Belgium – Het Bos (Co-Headline w/ Conservative Military Images)

November 25th – Paris, France – Point Ephemere

November 26th – Bordeaux, France – Rock School Barbey

November 27th – Lyon, France – Ninkasi

November 28th – Lille, France – Aeronef

December 3rd – London, England – Moth Club

December 4th – Manchester, England – Yes (Pink Room)

December 6th – Glasgow, Scotland – McChuills