Singaporean emo outfit Terrible People have released a new single entitled ‘Derby’.
The track – which arrived on streaming platforms Friday (June 4) – is the first taste of the band’s upcoming second studio album, ‘Home, In A Way’. The eight-track album is out this Friday (June 11).
Listen to ‘Derby’ below.
‘Home, In A Way’ is the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Like Clean Air’, which featured tracks like ‘Peachy’, ‘Any Fourteen’ and ‘Perks Of Being A Shitface’. Since the release of that album, Terrible People, formerly a four-piece, have become the trio of Alif, Joshua and Hadi.
Our new album — ‘Home, In A Way’ — will be out 11 June 2021. pic.twitter.com/JSgeNXjdeA
— Terrible People (@t3rriblepeople) May 31, 2021
The new record is expected to tackle topics such as inebriation, mental well-being and personal inadequacies, and will tell the story of “the pains and realisations of a life that cannot return to a past; and an understanding of how things are they way they are”, the band said via a press release.
Last year, Terrible People appeared on Tired Records’ 2020 compilation album ‘Pick Of The Lot!’, contributing a cover of fellow Singaporean outfit Long Live The Empire’s ‘Loveless’. The album also included a cover of Terrible People’s ‘Peachy’ by cues, and other contributions from bands such as Forests, Mediocre Haircut Crew and Cosmic Child.
The tracklist of Terrible People’s ‘Home, In A Way’ is:
- ‘Gone Now’
- ‘Every Day’
- ‘The Movies’
- ‘Derby’
- ‘Annual Home Alone Reruns’
- ‘Courage’
- ‘Juniper’
- ‘Slow Blinking’