Weyes Blood previews new album with third single "God Turn Me Into a Flower"
Ahead of releasing her And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow album this Friday (18 November), Weyes Blood has shared a third and final preview of the record titled "God Turn Me Into a Flower".
"God Turn Me Into a Flower" is Weyes Blood's first outing since appearing on John Cale's "STORY OF BLOOD" single last month, and will appear on And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow with earlier singles "Grapevine" and "It's Not Just Me, It's Everybody". The new track features Daniel Lopatin, aka Oneohtrix Point Never, on synthesiser.
And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow will follow 2019's Titanic Rising. In a note to fans, Natalie Mering wrote that the 2019 record was "the first album of three in a special trilogy. It was an observation of things to come, the feelings of impending doom. And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow is about entering the next phase, the one in which we all find ourselves today - we are literally in the thick of it. Feeling around in the dark for meaning in a time of instability and irrevocable change. Looking for embers where fire used to be. Seeking freedom from algorithms and a destiny of repetitive loops. Information is abundant, and yet so abstract in its use and ability to provoke tangible actions. Our mediums of communication are fraught with caveats. Our pain, an ironic joke born from a gridlocked panopticon of our own making, swirling on into infinity."
Mering produced the whole album with Jonathan Rado except for "A Given Thing", which she produced alongside Rodaidh McDonald.
"God Turn Me Into a Flower" is out now. Weyes Blood's And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow album will be released on Friday (18 November) through Sub Pop Records, and is available to pre-order now. She'll play London's Roundhouse on 8 February 2023. Visit weyesblood.com for tickets.
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