Listen to Father John Misty’s captivating new song, “Screamland”

Father John Misty Unveils Haunting New Single “Screamland” Ahead of Upcoming Album
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In the ever-enigmatic world of Father John Misty, a fresh wave of auditory intrigue has arrived with the release of “Screamland,” the latest single from the forthcoming album Mahashmashana, set to drop on November 22 in the UK and Europe via Bella Union, with Sub Pop handling the rest of the world. Josh Tillman, the man behind the moniker, continues to blur the lines between sonorous beauty and stark emotional rawness with this latest offering.
“Screamland” showcases a hauntingly beautiful arrangement, featuring guitar work by Alan Sparhawk of Low, whose ethereal tones complement Tillman’s poignant lyrics and introspective musings. The track is further enhanced by a striking string arrangement crafted by Drew Erickson, intertwining lush orchestrations with Tillman’s signature lyrical prowess. The official music video, directed by Estefania Kröl, amplifies the song’s emotional depth with vivid imagery that captures the essence of longing and introspection.
The full tracklisting for Mahashmashana has also been unveiled, hinting at an album that promises both lyrical exploration and expansive soundscapes. The offerings include titles like “She Cleans Up,” “Mental Health,” and “I Guess Time Makes Fools of Us All,” all suggesting an exploration of themes that resonate in the contemporary landscape.
Mahashmashana is not just an album; it is a collaborative effort that sees Tillman teaming up with longtime collaborator Drew Erickson, alongside executive producer Jonathan Wilson, whose previous work with luminaries like Roger Waters and Father John Misty himself ensures a unique sonic signature.
Fans eager to dive deeper into the world of Mahashmashana can pre-order the album here. As anticipation builds, “Screamland” invites listeners to embark on a journey of both introspection and discovery—one that promises to cement Tillman’s place as one of the most compelling voices in modern music.
Listen to “Screamland” now, and prepare to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of sound and sentiment that only Father John Misty could conjure.
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