Philadelphia’s The War on Drugs is preparing to release their studio follow-up work after the Grammy-nominated “A Deeper Understanding” in 2017, teasing a new album to be released on October 29. The band will hold two concerts at The Met Philadelphia later in January.

The Drug War announced the news on Monday and stated that “I don’t live here anymore” will be released through Atlantic Records in a few months. The band released a video for the album’s first single “Living Proof”, quietly and contemplatively reflecting on our movement, return, escape and pain in important places in our lives.Maybe it is a distant reference Bruce Springsteen’s song The same name?

The new album will include 10 tracks and was released after The War on Drugs released their first live album “Live Drugs” last fall. Started a podcast Check the recordings in the live album.

The War on Drugs is one of the most successful Philadelphia bands in the past decade. It combines heartland rock and independent new psychological shoes. It is led by Adam Granduciel and Kurt Vile has been cooperating frequently for many years.

in a announcement The band stated on their website that the new album was recorded in seven different studios in the past few years, including Electric Lady in New York and Sound City in Los Angeles. The band described “I don’t live here anymore” as “an unusual rock album that tells one of our most common but most arduous processes-resilience in the face of despair.”

Tickets for Philadelphia dates on January 27 and January 28 will go on sale with the rest of the tour on July 23.