Twin Peaks has released a second single, “Ferry Song”, from their forthcoming album, Lookout Low, which is set to be released on September 13th via Grand Jury.

The band will be touring in support of the album the Fall, and you can catch them at The Riv on November 29th with The Nude Party and Ohmme.

Twin Peaks have released a bloody video for the first single, “Dance Through It:, from their forthcoming album, Lookout Low, which is due out on September 13th via Grand Jury. Below is the tracklist for the band’s first full-length studio release since 2016.

LOOKOUT LOW TRACKLIST:
1. Casey’s Groove
2. Laid in Gold
3. Better Than Stoned
4. Unfamiliar Sun
5. Dance Through It
6. Lookout Low
7. Ferry Song
8. Under A Smile
9. Oh Mama
10. Sunken II

You can catch Twin Peaks at The Riv on November 29th.

Twin Peaks announced a Fall Tour this week with a fun announcement video below. The tour will kick off in Detroit on Sept 12th and will include a stop in Chicago on November 29th at The Riv.

The tour will include a European leg in October that will feature support from follow Chicagoans Dehd.

Tickets for the initially dates will go on sale May 31st and you can find the entire schedule here.

Twin Peaks released a re-recorded version of their single “Natural Villain” last week to coincide with the release of the collaborative Garage Lager with Goose Island. This version of the song features Ohmme on backing vocals and was recorded at Treehouse Records. All proceeds from the sale of the single are going to Chicago Abortion Fund.

Twin Peaks is currently on a Spring Tour with Post Animal and you can find all of their tour dates here.

Twin Peaks has undertaken an ambitious project to close out 2017. The band will be releasing a new single each month while continuing to tour across the country. They begin this project last month with the release of “Tossing Tears”, and recently released this month’s “Shake Your Lonely”. Each single will have an A & B side and this is all a part of what the band is calling their “Sweet ’17 Series”.