The Dismemberment Plan reappeared this year after a long hiatus to announce their Uncanney Valley LP, which is now being previewed with a new track called "Invisible."
The song certainly isn't as quirky as the funked-up first single, "Waiting," settling instead into a melodramatic strings loop and some nervous lines from Travis Morrison about a big move to New York. While he seems to blend in to his new surroundings (i.e., he's invisible), he manages to enjoy last calls and a steady stream of after-after parties, despite his loneliness.
You can hear his take on it all down below.
As previously reported, Uncanney Valley hits retailers October 15 through Partisan.
The song certainly isn't as quirky as the funked-up first single, "Waiting," settling instead into a melodramatic strings loop and some nervous lines from Travis Morrison about a big move to New York. While he seems to blend in to his new surroundings (i.e., he's invisible), he manages to enjoy last calls and a steady stream of after-after parties, despite his loneliness.
You can hear his take on it all down below.
As previously reported, Uncanney Valley hits retailers October 15 through Partisan.
