BANDS RELEASE NEW SONG “EVERYTHING IS FINE”

Southern California post-hardcore band Movements, recognized for their discordant and angular compositions, is set to release their latest album, Happier Now, on September 4th through Fearless Records. The band shared the visualizer for the track “Everything Is Fine,” a departure from their usual sound.

“Everything Is Fine” showcases Movements’ unique ability to blend moody melodies with contemplative and cerebral post-punk elements. Lead singer Patrick Miranda’s lyrics on this track evoke a sense of ambiguity and introspection, prompting listeners to question the validity of reassurances. This particular song explores themes of anxiety which may be familiar to long-time Movements fans.

“Everything Is Fine” underwent multiple revisions before the band settled on its current form. Miranda explains that it is one of his favorite choruses from the forthcoming album. It captures the essence of the band’s introspective approach to songwriting and showcases their growth and ability to engage listeners in meaningful ways.

The new album, Happier Now, promises to engage the mind yet still be a track you can groove along with. The album features tracks like “Pulse,” “Flowerbed,” and “Separate,” each delving into different emotional landscapes. An exploration of self and the experiences that shape us, Happier Now is sure to resonate with fans old and new.

Following the album’s release, Movements will be embarking on a U.S. headline tour in October. They will be joined by supporting acts like Balance and Composure, Midrift, and NIIS. Kicking off the tour in Seattle and wrapping up in Santa Ana, California, the band will be making stops across the United States, treating fans to live performances of their latest work.

This new album represents a significant moment for Movements as they continue to evolve and push boundaries within the post-hardcore genre. Their ability to capture raw emotions and complex experiences in their music resonates with listeners and has garnered them a dedicated fan base. With enough material to captivate both old and new fans alike, Happier Now is set to be a standout release of the year.