MOVEMENTS New Video for "Live By The Sword" — New Album “Happier Now” Arrives September 4 via Fearless Records


Southern California's post-hardcore stalwarts MOVEMENTS will unleash their fourth album Happier Now on September 4 via Fearless Records. Pre-order it here.

In the lead up, they are sharing another new song, this time in the form of "Live By the Sword." Watch the video BELOW.

"Live by the Sword" is a sonically frantic exercise, with hushed vocal chants and guitar-forward motion. The song's thrust is powered by the mid-tempo tension that has become such a definitive hallmark of Movements' sound. It clangs, it clatters, and it's everything that fans of the band and this genre know and love about Movements.

Movements will embark on a U.S. headline tour in October, with support from Balance and Compsure, Midrift, and NIIS. All dates are below:

MOVEMENTS ON TOUR:

7/10 — Seattle, WA — Showbox SoDo 
8/10 — Portland, OR — Crystal Ballroom 
10/10— San Jose, CA — San Jose Civic 
12/10— Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex 
14/10— Denver, CO — Mission Ballroom 
15/10— Omaha, NE — Steelhouse 
17/10— Cleveland, OH — Agora Theater 
18/10— Chicago, IL — The Salt Shed 
20/10— Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak 
21/10— Pittsburgh, PA — Stage AE 
23/10— New York, NY — Terminal 5 
24/10— Philadelphia, PA — Franklin Music Hall 
25/10— Boston, MA — Roadrunner 
28/10— Silver Spring, MD — The Fillmore Silver Spring 
30/10— Richmond, VA — The National 
31/10— Norfolk, VA — The NorVa 
2/11 — Raleigh, NC — The Ritz 
4/11 — St. Petersburg, FL — Jannus Landing 
6/11 — Orlando, FL — Hard Rock Live 
7/11 — Atlanta, GA — The Tabernacle 
10/11— San Antonio, TX — Tech Port 
11/11 — Dallas, TX — Bomb Factory 
13/11— Mesa, AZ — Mesa Amphitheater 
11/14 — Santa Ana, CA — Observatory Festival Grounds

Get the album: https://ffm.to/movementshappiernow


HAPPIER NOW TRACK LISTING:

"Pulse" 
"Dissolve Me" 
"Everything Is Fine" 
"Happier Now" 
"Flowerbed" 
"Back in My Ways" 
"Spellbound" 
"Ill at Ease" 
"Live by the Sword" 
"Everyone I've Ever Been" 
"Fragile Hands" 
"Separate"

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