Makthaverskan reveals upcoming album titled ‘Glass And Bones’, listen to “Pity Party”
Swedish post-punk darlings Makthaverskan have made a delightful announcement on this Black Friday that is sure to keep the Thanksgiving spirit alive. The band has revealed that a new album titled Glass And Bones will be released in April, offering fans a taste of what’s to come with the unveiling of their latest single, “Pity Party.” While details about the upcoming LP are still scarce, the track showcases Makthaverskan’s knack for crafting pristine C86-inspired guitar-pop melodies that brim with raw emotion. The soaring vocals of Maja Milner on “Pity Party” capture a sense of urgency and intensity as she sings, “And what happened to us honey/ Now it’s a pity party/ Building up an army/ Winning all the time/ In my mind/ Your war lies” — a truly exhilarating experience.
“Pity Party” is now available via Welfare Sounds & Records, giving fans a taste of what to expect from the forthcoming album Glass And Bones. The song showcases Makthaverskan’s signature sound, characterized by dreamy melodies and jangly guitar riffs that transport listeners to a nostalgic era of indie music.
Fans of Makthaverskan can rejoice in the announcement of Glass And Bones, marking the band’s return to the music scene after their last album, För Allting, in 2021. With the release of “Pity Party,” anticipation for the new album is sure to build as listeners eagerly await the full-length release in April. The track serves as a promising preview of what lies ahead, with its infectious melodies and impassioned vocals leaving a lasting impression on listeners.
The band’s ability to evoke a sense of melancholy and longing through their music is evident in “Pity Party,” creating a captivating listening experience that resonates with fans on a profound level. Makthaverskan’s unique blend of post-punk sensibilities and shoegaze influences sets them apart in the music landscape, solidifying their status as one of Sweden’s most exciting musical exports.
As fans eagerly await the release of Glass And Bones in April, “Pity Party” offers a glimpse into what Makthaverskan has in store for listeners. With their distinctive sound and emotive songwriting, the band continues to captivate audiences and establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the indie music scene. Stay tuned for more updates on Makthaverskan and the release of Glass And Bones, set to arrive in April for fans to immerse themselves in the band’s dreamy, jangly world once again.