Gengahr spill the beans on their highly anticipated sophomore, out in March next year.

It’s been a long time coming and seems like we finally have a date and a tracklist for the second album of the East London lot. Following up their critically acclaimed A Dream Outside, Where Wildness Grows seems to be taking a darker turn from what we’ve heard so far.

The guys also release the second single of the record Mallory, a dazing little fantasy filled with fizzy guitar and melodic intricacy. Felix’s distinct vocals enter new territory, not only swooning on blissful falsettos. There is a subtle staccato in the verse, reinforcing the marvels of Gengahr’s own world. We’re so ready for more.

Frontman Felix Bushe says:

The journey has been far from straight-forward up until now and in many ways we are an altogether different band than the one that wrote ‘A Dream Outside’.

Over the past two years we have given everything in order to create an album that would meet all our ambitions, fulfilling our vision of what Gengahr is now. It’s been gruelling at times, but like a caterpillar entering metamorphosis you know the moment of darkness will be outshone by the transformation. There were certainly times along the way when frustrations grew and it seemed as if our vision for the album would shatter entirely.

We are incredibly proud of the record we have made and beyond excited to release it into the world for others to enjoy.

The band posted this on Facebook:

It is with great pleasure that we finally get to announce what we’re sure a lot of you have suspected for a while now! We have a new album coming out and it is called ‘Where Wildness Grows’. It has been a labor of love to the full extent and we are dying for you all to hear it!

The album will be released on 9th March and in the mean time here’s our latest single ‘Mallory’, which you will be able to download immediately when you pre-order the album!

Love from all the Gengahr boys. x

Where Wildness Grows due out on March 9th.

Tracklisting

Before Sunrise
Mallory
Is This How You Love
I’ll Be Waiting
Where Wildness Grows
Blind Truth
Carrion
Burning Air
Left In Space
Pull Over (Now)
Rising Tides
Whole Again