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Movements share dark new Separate video ahead of Happier Now

“The album title is a little tongue-in-cheek because if you actually read the lyrics, it’s a pretty dark record and I think that’s what a lot of people want from Movements.”

Movements unveil Separate video as Happier Now album details emerge

Movements have shared a video for Separate, the darkly charged closing track from their forthcoming fourth album, Happier Now.

Due for release on 4th September via Fearless Records, Happier Now reunites the band with producer Will Yip, whose longstanding work with the group continues on a record said to move between melodic post-hardcore, knotty rhythmic shifts and more spacious pop textures.

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A darker record beneath the title

While the album’s title might suggest a lighter chapter, vocalist Patrick Miranda has described the new material as one of the band’s most personal collections to date, confronting the recurrent nature of depression even when life appears more stable on the surface.

“The album title is a little tongue-in-cheek because if you actually read the lyrics, it’s a pretty dark record and I think that’s what a lot of people want from Movements,” Miranda says. “Happier Now is an extremely personal record and when I started to write the lyrics for these songs, I realised maybe I wasn’t doing as well as I thought I was doing. I’m in an objectively better place than I used to be, but when you struggle with depression, that never fully goes away.”

Yip, who has worked on most of the band’s recorded catalogue, returns as producer for the album. “We’ve always said that Will is like the fifth member of this band and he’s always really helped tie our sound together,” Miranda says. “He has such a strong vision when it comes to our sound that he’s able to come up with ideas that we really appreciate.”

MOVEMENTS – HAPPIER NOW

Twelve tracks from Pulse to Separate

The 12-track record opens with Pulse and closes with Separate, while previously released cuts including Dissolve Me, Everything Is Fine and Back in My Ways also feature.

  1. Pulse
  2. Dissolve Me
  3. Everything Is Fine
  4. Happier Now
  5. Flowerbed
  6. Back in My Ways
  7. Spellbound
  8. Ill at Ease
  9. Live by the Sword
  10. Everyone I’ve Ever Been
  11. Fragile Hands
  12. Separate

Pre-order Happier Now here.

US headline dates with Balance and Composure

Movements will support the album with a US headline tour this autumn, joined by Balance and Composure, Midrift and NIIS. The run begins in Seattle on 7th October and ends with a hometown-area date in Santa Ana in November.

  • 7 October — Seattle, WA — Showbox SoDo
  • 8 October — Portland, OR — Crystal Ballroom
  • 10 October — San Jose, CA — San Jose Civic
  • 12 October — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex
  • 14 October — Denver, CO — Mission Ballroom
  • 15 October — Omaha, NE — Steelhouse
  • 17 October — Cleveland, OH — Agora Theater
  • 18 October — Chicago, IL — The Salt Shed
  • 20 October — Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak
  • 21 October — Pittsburgh, PA — Stage AE
  • 23 October — New York, NY — Terminal 5
  • 24 October — Philadelphia, PA — Franklin Music Hall
  • 25 October — Boston, MA — Roadrunner
  • 28 October — Silver Spring, MD — The Fillmore Silver Spring
  • 30 October — Richmond, VA — The National
  • 31 October — Norfolk, VA — The NorVa
  • 2 November — Raleigh, NC — The Ritz
  • 4 November — St. Petersburg, FL — Jannus Landing
  • 6 November — Orlando, FL — Hard Rock Live
  • 7 November — Atlanta, GA — The Tabernacle
  • 10 November — San Antonio, TX — Tech Port
  • 11 November — Dallas, TX — Bomb Factory
  • 13 November — Mesa, AZ — Mesa Amphitheater
  • 14 November — Santa Ana, CA — Observatory Festival Grounds
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