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Nov 09, 2016 By Christopher Roberts Cloud Nothings

Cloud Nothings are releasing a new album, Life Without Sound, on January 27, 2017 via Carpark. Now the previously shared first single, “Modern Act,” has a video and the band has announced some more tour dates. The video features the band as older men dealing with the loss of drummer Jayson Gerycz, but as a press release explains: “what starts out as a tragic loss for the band quickly becomes something much more sinister, however, as the members are slowly killed off by a nefarious devil.” Watch the video below, followed by all the band’s upcoming tour dates.

John Goodmanson (Sleater Kinney, Death Cab for Cutie) produced the album with the band (frontman Dylan Baldi, drummer Jayson Gerycz, and bassist TJ Duke). It was recorded at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, Texas, for three weeks in March, 2016. A press release promises that the album “is Baldi’s most polished and considered work to date, an album that speaks to his evolving gift with melody while also betraying the sort of perspective that time provides.”

Baldi previously had this to say about the album: “Generally, it seems like my work has been about finding my place in the world. But there was a point in which I realized that you can be missing something important in your life, a part you didn’t realize you were missing until it’s there-hence the title. This record is like my version of new age music. It’s supposed to be inspiring.”

Cloud Nothings Tour Dates:

11/14 Oakland, CA - Starline Social Club
11/16 Los Angeles, CA - Hi Hat
1/26 Cleveland, OH - Beachland Ballroom
01/27 Toronto, ON - Lee’s Palace
01/28 Montreal, QC - Fairmount Theatre
01/30 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
01/31 Boston, MA - Paradise
02/01 New York, NY - Webster Hall
02/03 Baltimore, MD - Ottobar
02/04 Columbus, OH - A&R Music Bar
02/06 Grand Rapids, MI - Calvin College
02/07 Detroit, MI - El Club
02/09 Madison, WI - High Noon Saloon
02/10 Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall
02/11 Minneapolis, MN - Fine Line
02/12 Milwaukee, WI - Turner Hall
03/01 Copenhagen - Loppen
03/02 Malmo, SE - Babel
03/03 Stockholm, SE - Debaser Strand
03/05 Oslo, NO - Parkteatret
03/06 Hamburg, DE - Knust
03/07 Berlin, DE - Bi Nuu
03/08 Munich, DE - Kranhalle
03/09 Cologne, DE - Luxor
03/11 Amsterdam, NL - Paradiso
03/12 Brussels, BE - Botanique
03/14 Paris, FR - Petit Bain
03/16 Bristol, UK - Thekla
03/17 Glasgow, UK - Stereo
03/18 Manchester, UK - Deaf Institute
03/19 Leeds, UK - Brudenell Social Club
03/21 London, UK - Koko
03/22 Birmingham, UK - The Hare & Hounds
03/23 Brighton, UK - The Haunt