Dummy Reveal New Album Do You Love the Color of the Sky?

Dummy Reveal New Album Do You Love the Color of the Sky?

Along with the surreal music video for first single “Full Spectrum Dominance”Photo by Kyle BergerDummy are following up 2024’s Free Energy with the new album Do You Love the Color of the Sky?, out October 16 via Polyvinyl. The announcement comes with the release of lead single “Full Spectrum Dominance” and a trippy 3D-animated music video comprising found imagery and motion graphics. Watch it below.Moving through dream pop, breakbeat, and trip-hop, Do You Love the Color of the Sky? explores the climate crisis, AI, and the spread of surveillance. The band will tour the album across North America in the fall, hitting cities including Portland, Vancouver, and Denver, with a hometown show in Los Angeles on November 4. Check out the full itinerary below.Read Pitchfork’s review of Free Energy.Do You Love the Color of the Sky?01 April Limousine02 Alluvial Fan03 Full Spectrum Dominance04 Squeaky Wheel05 Touch the Perfect Speed06 Song of Mana07 Omen Globe08 C.B.B.S.I.M.M.P.W.M.09 N of 110 Heaven's What You Make of ItDummy: Do You Love the Color of the Sky?Dummy Tour Dates:10-13 Fresno, CA - Tower Lounge *10-14 San Francisco, CA - The Chapel *10-15 Sacramento, CA - Café Colonial *10-16 Reno, NV - Holland Project *10-17 Arcata, CA - Miniplex w/ Dilies10-20 Portland, OR - Mississippi Studios *10-22 Vancouver, British Columbia - The Wise *10-23 Seattle, WA - Tractor Tavern *10-24 Boise, ID - Neurolux *10-26 Salt Lake City, UT - International Bar *10-27 Denver, CO - Hi-Dive *11-04 Los Angeles, CA - Sid The Cat Ballroom* = w/ GolombAlex Suskind has overseen music coverage for New York magazine’s Vulture and, before that, Entertainment Weekly. He has written about TV, film, technology, politics, and tons of other stuff for The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and The Fader. ... Read MoreKiana Mickles is a staff writer at Pitchfork. They previously worked as the reviews editor at Resident Advisor. They were born and raised in New York. ... Read More

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