Swiss post-rock band hubris., who seem to lack the hubris of capitalization, has shared "Death" from their upcomign new album White Shores.
"Death is the song that started it all. It was the first piece I composed after my grandfather passed away, and those opening chords became the foundation for the entire album," Jonathan shares in a press release. "I’ve always seen our records as a single body of work rather than a collection of separate songs, and this album is no exception. Each track was written at a different stage of my grieving process. The songs reflect my feelings in those moments as well as the evolution of my understanding of "death" as a concept," he adds, also citing a Tolkien influence throughout.
The band last released The One Above in 2023.
White Shores will be self-released and comes out on Sept. 10.
Live shows (European Release Tour Pt. I)
25.09 - Fribourg, CH @ Fri-Son
26.09 - Barberaz, FR @ Brin de Zinc
28.09 - Valencia, ES @ 16 Toneladas
29.09 - Madrid, ES @ Wurlitzer Ballroom
30.09 - Porto, PT @ Maus Habitos
01.10 - Santiago de Compostella, ES @ Moon Music Club
02.10 - Lugo, ES @ Sala Clavicémbalo
07.10 - Nantes, FR @ The Black Shelter
09.10 - Leeds, UK TBA
10.10 - Manchester, UK @ Deaf Institute
11.10 - London, UK @ The Grace
12.10 - Bristol, UK @ The Gryphon
13.10 - Birmingham, UK @ The Rainbow
15.10 - Eindhoven, NL @ Altstadt
16.10 - Vlaardingen, NL @ De Kroepoekfabriek
17.10 - Antwerp, BE @ Djingel Djangel
18.10 - Hamburg, DE @ MS Stubnitz
