
Unknown Mortal Orchestra announce new double album with lead single "Layla"
Unknown Mortal Orchestra have shared news of their upcoming double album V, and have released new cut "Layla" as the lead outing.
"Layla" is Unknown Mortal Orchestra's first new outing since their annual Christmas song "SB-10" arrived in December, and lands just days after Unknown Mortal Orchestra were announced as 2023 End of the Road Festival headliners alongside Wilco, Future Islands and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
"Layla" will appear on V with October's "I Killed Captain Cook" single.
V was created between Palm Springs, California and Hilo, Hawaii. Lead vocalist Ruban Nielson says, "In Hawaii, everything shifted off of me and my music. Suddenly, I was spending more time figuring out what others need and what my role is within my family. I also learned that things I thought were true of myself are bigger than I thought. My way of making mischief - that’s not just me - that’s my whole Polynesian side. I thought I was walking away from music to focus on family, but the two ended up connecting."
Tracklist:
- The Garden
- Guilty Pleasures
- Meshuggah
- The Widow
- In The Rear View
- That Life
- Layla
- Shin Ramyun
- Weekend Run
- The Beach
- Nadja
- Keaukaha
- I Killed Captain Cook
- Drag
"Layla" is out now. Unknown Mortal Orchestra's V album will arrive via Jagjaguwar on 17 March, and is available to pre-order now.
- Tokyo label Irori Records to showcase at The Great Escape
- Falle Nioke unveils details of his forthcoming debut album, Love From The Sea
- Thom Yorke and Mark Pritchard present new track, "The Spirit"
- Tommy WÁ signs to Dirty Hit and reissues Roadman & Folks
- Verraco announces his debut for XL Recordings, Basic Maneuvers
- Everything Everything detail tenth anniversary edition of Get To Heaven
- Adore sign to Big Scary Monsters and share "Show Me Your Teeth"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday

Blondshell
If You Asked For A Picture

Monolake
Gravity

Car Seat Headrest
The Scholars
