(ASPR) Southern California's post-hardcore stalwarts Movements will unleash their fourth album Happier Now on September 4 via Fearless Records.
In the lead up, they are sharing another new song, this time in the form of "Live By the Sword," a sonically frantic exercise, with hushed vocal chants and guitar-forward motion.
The song's thrust is powered by the mid-tempo tension that has become such a definitive hallmark of Movements' sound. It clangs, it clatters, and it's everything that fans of the band and this genre know and love about Movements.
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