The Neighbourhood is formally again. The chart-topping alt-rock band has introduced their long-awaited new album, (((((ultraSOUND))))), out November 14 by way of Warner Information. The discharge marks the band’s first full-length studio challenge in 5 years — and the start of a daring new period.
To kick the discharge off, the band has dropped three new tracks: “Non-public,” “OMG,” and “Lovebomb.” Each presents a distinct look into the emotional world of (((((ultraSOUND))))).
“Non-public” rides on a susceptible groove constructed from a GarageBand drum loop and a vocal that frontman Jesse Rutherford initially recorded on his cellphone.
“Lovebomb,” born from a Jono-and-Abels loop, captures the dizzying fallout of claiming “I like you” too quickly.
“OMG” finds energy in dedication — “by your facet, collectively on the trip, tornado or a tidal wave. Rain or shine, you’re all the time on my thoughts.”
Mixing the uncooked grit of ‘90s alt-rock with the band’s signature California cool, (((((ultraSOUND))))) feels each nostalgic and forward-thinking. There’s a moody, introspective undercurrent all through — a stability of grunge and psychedelia that highlights The Neighbourhood’s evolution with out dropping the hazy attract that made them a worldwide phenomenon within the first place.
Lyrically, the report digs deep into heartbreak, disillusionment, and self-reflection. It’s intimate and unfiltered — a pure subsequent step for a band that has all the time worn its feelings on its sleeve.
Tracklist — (((((ultraSOUND))))):
- 1. Hula Lady
- 2. OMG
- 3. Lovebomb
- 4. Non-public
- 5. Lil Ol Me
- 6. Planet
- 7. Holy Ghost
- 8. Rabbit
- 9. Tides
- 10. Daisy Chain
- 11. Zombie
- 12. Mama Drama
- 13. Crushed
- 14. Mute
- 15. Silly Boy
Fashioned in 2011, The Neighbourhood — Jesse Rutherford, Zach Abels, Brandon Fried, Jeremy Freeman, and Mikey Margott — rose to fame with their moody, genre-blurring sound and cinematic aesthetic. Their 2013 debut I Love You launched the world to the double-Platinum hit “Sweater Climate,” which climbed to No. 1 on Billboard’s Various chart and have become a generation-defining alt-pop anthem.
Since then, the California collective has continued to reinvent their sound throughout acclaimed initiatives like Wiped Out!(2015), The Neighbourhood (2018), and Chip Chrome & the Mono-Tones (2020). With 5 multi-Platinum, six Platinum, and eight Gold-certified singles — to not point out two further Platinum albums — the band has carved out some of the distinctive legacies in different music.
Now, with (((((ultraSOUND))))), The Neighbourhood are turning the web page — reconnecting with their roots whereas exploring new sonic territory. It’s not only a comeback; it’s a reintroduction.
Stream “Non-public,” “OMG,” and “Lovebomb”: https://nbhd.lnk.to/non-public
Pre-save (((((ultraSOUND))))): https://nbhd.lnk.to/ultrasound
