{"id":22872,"date":"2025-06-14T16:51:29","date_gmt":"2025-06-14T15:51:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/castthedice.org\/?p=22872"},"modified":"2025-06-14T16:51:29","modified_gmt":"2025-06-14T15:51:29","slug":"glass-museum-announce-new-album-4n4log-city-and-share-new-single-call-me-names","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/castthedice.org\/?p=22872","title":{"rendered":"Glass Museum announce new album, 4N4LOG CITY<\/em>, and share new single ‘Call Me Names’"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Back in April, Glass Museum released a brand new track, \u2018GATE 1<\/a>\u2019, their first new music since their album Reflet <\/em>came out in 2022. The Brussels outfit have now followed up with a second track, ‘Call Me Names’, featuring vocals for the very first time. Weaving themes of breakup, regret, and reconciliation, the new track “explores the void left by another, the difficulty of confronting one\u2019s own mistakes, and the desire to turn back time”, as the press release describes.<\/p>\n

Alongside the single, the band have announced their much-anticipated new album. Entitled 4N4LOG CITY<\/em>, the new record sees the duo of keyboardist Antoine Flipo and drummer Martin Gr\u00e9goire evolve into a trio with the addition of bassist Issam Labbene. 4N4LOG CITY<\/em> also brings together a host of guest appearances from vocalist JDS, Swiss drummer Arthur Hnatek and rapper JAZZ BRAK of STIKSTOF.<\/p>\n

Like the singles that precede it, the album exudes an atmosphere that mirrors the rhythm of urban life, “captur[ing] the mechanical ebb and flow beneath concrete towers\u2014the anonymous rhythms of daily life moving over the asphalt, and the fleeting, meaningful connections made along the way.”<\/p>\n

4N4LOG CITY<\/em> is set for release on September 19th through Sdban Ultra<\/a>. Mark your calendars and check out ‘Call Me Names’, offered with an accompanying video directed by Super Tchip, documenting the creation of a graffiti mural in Anderlecht (Brussels), painted by visual artists Manon Br\u00fbl\u00e9 and Nora Juncker. Now part of the streetscape in Anderlecht, the mural echoes ‘Call Me Names’ in form and feeling, a meeting point between music and street art that lingers in the city\u2019s memory. Check out the video below.
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