Titus Andronicus’ Eric Harm Announces Debut Solo Album Produced By Patrick Stickles

From 2007 to 2015, Eric Harm was a member of Titus Andronicus on drums, percussion, and backing vocals. He returned to the band last year, and now he's announcing his debut solo album called All The Wrong Moves, produced by his bandmate Patrick Stickles."The character on All The Wrong Moves is the petty tyrant of the most pathetic kingdom," Harm explains, a sentiment which is evident from today's lead single "When You Move Back In." It begins with the charmingly self-deprecating hook: "I am a last-minute plan/ Card-carrying idiot." "Patrick and I were glad to be back in each other's lives,” Harm says of Strickles' help on the LP. "After I had brought my voice to some Titus records where I could, he in turn had the right instincts to help with All The Wrong Moves." Titus bassist R.J. Gordon also did the engineering and mixing. Check out "When You Move Back In" below.TRACKLIST:01 "Bongwater"02 "Good Times"03 "Blood Stirred Up In Me"04 "Bottomless"05 "Since You Took It Away"06 "Bad Dreams"07 "When You Move Back In"08 "Little Light"09 "Did It Feel Good?"10 "(Caught Myself) Picking My Nose Again"All The Wrong Moves is out 11/6 on Freeman Street Records. Pre-order it here.Karla Moheno