Teenage Wrist Have Released A Shimmering New Track

Teenage Wrist are set to release their new album 'Earth Is A Black Hole' on February 12 via Epitaph, and they've offered a fresh taste of what to expect. 

That's 'Yellowbelly', a sun-stained, shimmering slice of alt-rock that 

Vocalist Marshall Gallagher had this to say about the importance of the song for the record:

“Yellowbelly' represents the core of Earth Is A Black Hole. “It came out early in the writing process and really informed the rest of the record,”. 

“It's partly about death, or the inevitability of it being a motivator for reveling in life. It's about not letting fear, doubt or ego stop you from making connections, because the opportunity could end at any moment. I've personally spent a lot of time being pessimistic and isolated and whatnot, but I decided I'd rather test the limits of my love and free will.

That's going to be a lifelong endeavour I think, and will take some time to learn but it's better than dying, knowing I didn't try as hard as I could.”  

Check out the video for the track below:

 

The artwork for 'Earth Is A Black Hole' looks a little bit like this:}

And the tracklisting like this:

01. Squeeze (Intro) 
02. Taste Of Gasoline 
03. New Emotion 
04. Yellowbelly 
05. Silverspoon 
06. Wear U Down 
07. High Again 
08. Wasting Time 
09. Earth Is A Black Hole
10. Stella 

A whole handful of tracks from the record are already out in the world. 

They are the title track:



'Silverspoon':



And 'Taste Of Gasoline':