Destroyer drops off new single “Cue Synthesizer”: Stream
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Dan Bejar is inching closer to the release of his new Destroyer album, Have We Met. Already fans have been offered glimpses with “It Doesn’t Just Happen” and “Crimson Tide”. A third single, “Cue Synthesizer”, has now been unboxed.
In a statement, Bejar described today’s cut as “maybe the most audacious piece of music Destroyer’s laid to tape.” The indie rock songwriter might just have a point, given the song’s groovy, almost swaggering attitude.
“Cue Synthesizer” comes paired with a video helmed by David Ehrenreich. In it, a group of hooded warehouse workers go a little crazy with plastic wrap. Bejar finds himself caught up in the workers’ crosshairs, as he ends up being trapped inside a car covered in wrapping.
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Check it out below.
Have We Met, which follows 2017’s ken, is due out January 31st via Merge Records. Bejar will support the full-length with a proper North American tour that begins next month. Purchase your concert tickets here.
Destroyer drops off new single “Cue Synthesizer”: Stream
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