How to Dress Well Announces New Album "What Is This Heart?", Shares "Repeat Pleasure"
By Evan Minsker and Molly Beauchemin on April 3, 2014 at 08:00 a.m.
Following his excellent 2012 album Total Loss, Tom Krell is back with a new How to Dress Well album. "What Is This Heart?" is out June 24 in the U.S. and June 23 internationally via Weird World. Previously, Krell shared "Words I Don't Remember". Check out "Repeat Pleasure" above, as well as the album cover.
The album was produced by Rodaidh McDonald (Vampire Weekend, The xx, Savages, Adele). It will be available as a download, CD, double LP, and deluxe double LP. The deluxe version comes with a 28-page booklet and a bonus one-sided 10" featuring two exclusives: “Let U Know” and “So Easy for Pleasure.”
"What Is This Heart?":
01 2 Years On (Shame Dream)
02 What You Wanted
03 Face Again
04 See You Fall
05 Repeat Pleasure
06 Words I Don't Remember
07 Pour Cyril
08 Precious Love
09 Childhood Faith in Love (Everything Must Change, Everything Must Stay the Same)
10 A Power
11 Very Best Friend
12 House Inside (Future Is Older Than the Past)
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