THE WEATHER STATION SHARES NEW SINGLE “MIRROR”, HUMANHOOD LP OUT FRIDAY

THE WEATHER STATION’S NEW LP, HUMANHOOD, OUT THIS FRIDAY
VIA NEXT DOOR RECORDS

WATCH / SHARE “MIRROR” HERE
BUY / STREAM “MIRROR” HERE

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES BEGIN MARCH 27, 2025
FULL DATES BELOW // TICKETS HERE

PRE-SAVE HUMANHOOD HERE

“On Humanhood, Lindeman brings the earth-swallowing scope of climate change and social collapse to human size — this is a record as much about heartbreak and community and the body as it is about our slump toward catastrophe.  Across Humanhood, pain blooms like dandelions through the sidewalk, always making itself known. The record's power is in the way Lindeman tempers that pain with an abundance of light — Humanhood is a document of fear and loss, but never of defeat.” - Exclaim!, Cover Story 

“[The Weather Station is] a band that supplies a jazzy, riffing, electroacoustic, evolving backdrop to Lindeman’s lyrics; the songs seem to bubble up out of live jams… the perspective in the songs is entirely her own, full of the 21st-century experience in all its disorientation and fleeting epiphanies.”  – New York Times, What Our Critics Are Looking Forward to in 2025

“Tamara Lindeman explores the complex interplay of personal trust, climate activism, and finding connection in a world rife with misinformation.” RANGE 

"Eco-friendly auteur documents her journey back from the frayed edge." -
MOJO, 'Album of the Month'

“What makes Humanhood remarkable is its ability to balance complexity with accessibility. The album shifts seamlessly between organic and synthetic textures, blending genres, instruments, and emotions with an improvisational yet intentional touch. It’s ever-changing, mirroring life’s unpredictability, asking the listener to sit with discomfort and find beauty within it.”
Northern Transmissions

"[Tamara Lindeman’s] vocals are as delicate as they are forceful, as transportive as the escapist tale she sings of. Even from the singles alone, Humanhood is an easy shoo-in for one of 2025’s early highlights.” - Uproxx on “Window”

“Few artists have put out as much good music this decade as Tamara Lindeman.” - Paste

Photo Credit: Brendan George Ko // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

The Weather Station releases “Mirror,” the final single off Humanhood, her new album out this Friday via Next Door Records. Following the “breathtakingly pretty” (Stereogum) “Body Moves,” “Mirror” is laid onto the ongoing backdrop of the climate crisis, battling theories of human nature. Lindeman sings: ‘You were dousing your fields in a chemical rain, you were cutting my arm to transcend your own pain / Oh but god is a mirror - everything is.’ “The confrontation is gentle, because I’ve been there too," Lindeman explains. “But life and nature is a giant biofeedback machine. What you put out there responds. And you respond; you can’t help it. That’s what is always happening. That’s one of the many things I meant when I said ‘god is a Mirror.’” 

“Mirror” features straight drums hitting up against soft draped piano, resulting in organic and synthetic tones doubling and splitting apart. Lindeman comments, “I wanted the song to warp and disintegrate; to come in and out of being like the imaginary scaffold that holds up a fantasy or cognitive dissonance. In the end, the band grows garbled and comes apart, giving way to a suspension of synth and string textures. I wanted it to feel like being bathed in light; maybe the light I was talking about in the song.”

WATCH / SHARE “MIRROR” HERE
BUY / STREAM “MIRROR” HERE

MORE ABOUT HUMANHOOD
Humanhood is radiant and propulsive; discursive and strange. Songs dissemble into washes of strings, fall apart completely. Textures coalesce and fragment, harden into songs; give way again to abstract instrumental passages which carry the listener from song to song. Clear, powerful pop songs fade into view or arrive all of a sudden; before abrupt turns, tonal shifts, acid wash synth fadeouts. It’s the weirdest Weather Station record yet - and the most visceral. It’s also the strongest, the most cinematic, the most complete as an evocation of an inner landscape. Each song mirrors, sonically and musically, the state of mind described in the lyric; moving from distant to claustrophobic, overwhelming to beautiful. Listened front to back, the album transcribes a journey from dissociation back towards connection; a journey echoed in form, in sound, and lyric - and in the making of the record itself. 

The Weather Station will kick off a North American tour this coming spring following an extensive U.K. and European tour beginning this month. A full list of dates can be found below, and tickets can be purchased here. 

WATCH / SHARE “BODY MOVES” HERE
WATCH / SHARE “NEON SIGNS” HERE
WATCH / SHARE “WINDOW” HERE

THE WEATHER STATION TOUR DATES
Sun. Jan. 19 - Bristol, UK @ RT Bristol - Q&A 
Mon. Jan. 20 - Liverpool, UK @ RT Liverpool - record store performance
Tue. Jan. 21 - Leeds, UK @ Jumbo Leeds - record store performance
Wed. Jan. 22 - Nottingham, UK @ RT Nottingham - record store performance
Thu. Jan. 23 - London, UK @ Rough Trade East - record store performance
Wed. Feb. 26 - Hamburg, DE @ Nochtspeicher
Thu. Feb. 27 - Copenhagen, DK @ DR Studie 2
Fri. Feb. 28 - Berlin, DE @ Silent Green
Sun. Mar. 2 - Amsterdam, NL @ Tolhuistuin
Mon. Mar. 3 - Brussels, BE @ Botanique / Museum
Tue. Mar. 4 - Paris, FR @ Point Ephemere
Thu. Mar. 6 - Brighton, UK @ CHALK
Sat. Mar. 8 - Dublin, IE @ Button Factory
Sun. Mar. 9 - Leeds, UK @ Brudenell Social Club
Mon. Mar. 10 - Glasgow, UK @ Saint Luke’s
Tue. Mar. 11 - Manchester, UK @ Band On The Wall
Wed. Mar. 12 - Bristol, UK @ The Fleece
Thu. Mar. 13 - London, UK @ Islington Assembly Hall
Thu. Mar. 27 - Montreal, QC @ Beanfield Theatre
Fri. Mar. 28 - Boston, MA @ Sinclair
Sat. Mar. 29 - Woodstock, NY @ Levon Helm Studios
Sun. Mar. 30 - Northampton, MA @ Iron Horse Music Hall
Tue. Apr. 1 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Wed. Apr. 2 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Fri. Apr. 4 - Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
Sat. Apr. 5 - Washington, DC @ The Atlantis
Sun. Apr. 6 - Durham, NC @ Motorco
Mon. Apr. 7 - Asheville, NC @ The Grey Eagle
Tue. Apr. 8 - Nashville, TN @ The Basement East
Thu. Apr. 10 - Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
Fri. Apr. 11 - St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club
Sat. Apr. 12 - Iowa City, IA @ Hancher
Sun. Apr. 13 - Kalamazoo, MI @ Bell’s Eccentric Cafe - Back Room
Thu. May 8 - Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom
Sat. May 10 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
Mon. May 12 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Tue. May 13 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Thu. May 15 - Vancouver, BC @ Hollywood Theatre
Fri. May 16 - Victoria, BC @ Capital Ballroom
Sat. May 17 - Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
Thu. June 5 - Ottawa, ON @ National Arts Centre
Fri. June 6 - Toronto, ON @ Masonic Temple - The Concert Hall

PRE-SAVE HUMANHOOD HERE

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HUMANHOOD TRACKLIST
1. Descent  
2. Neon Signs
3. Mirror
4. Window
5. Passage
6. Body Moves
7. Ribbon
8. Fleuve
9. Humanhood
10. Irreversible Damage
11. Lonely
12. Aurora
13. Sewing

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THE WEATHER STATION RELEASES “BODY MOVES” FROM UPCOMING LP

THE WEATHER STATION’S NEW LP, HUMANHOOD, OUT JANUARY 17, 2025 VIA NEXT DOOR RECORDS

WATCH / SHARE “BODY MOVES” HERE
BUY / STREAM “BODY MOVES” HERE

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES BEGIN MARCH 27, 2025
FULL DATES BELOW // TICKETS HERE

PRE-SAVE HUMANHOOD HERE

“On Humanhood, Lindeman brings the earth-swallowing scope of climate change and social collapse to human size — this is a record as much about heartbreak and community and the body as it is about our slump toward catastrophe.  Across Humanhood, pain blooms like dandelions through the sidewalk, always making itself known. The record's power is in the way Lindeman tempers that pain with an abundance of light — Humanhood is a document of fear and loss, but never of defeat.” - Exclaim!, Cover Story 

“Tamara Lindeman ponders disillusionment, a transactional culture, lies and the persistence of desire in 'Neon Signs' … while her band gradually coalesces around her, gathering to propel her through her misgivings and melting away when it can’t." - The New York Times

"Eco-friendly auteur documents her journey back from the frayed edge." -
MOJO, 'Album of the Month'

"[Tamara Lindeman’s] vocals are as delicate as they are forceful, as transportive as the escapist tale she sings of. Even from the singles alone, Humanhood is an easy shoo-in for one of 2025’s early highlights.” - Uproxx on “Window”

“Few artists have put out as much good music this decade as Tamara Lindeman.” - Paste

Photo Credit: Brendan George Ko // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

The Weather Station releases “Body Moves,” the latest single off the forthcoming album, Humanhood, out January 17 via Next Door Records. While many singer songwriters are usually presumed to be diarists, it’s never been that simple for The Weather Station, the project of Tamara Lindeman. Her lyrics use first person, but they don’t end there; rather they tend to branch out into philosophical question marks, existential knots; entangled threads of memory and allegory. On “Body Moves,” she sings ‘you thought you knew what it was you loved / then again - look at this mess / your body fooled you / your body moved you - yes.’  Throughout Humanhood, the body is a constant, acting as a betrayer, or maybe a teacher. 

On the creation of “Body Moves” Lindeman says: “This song was the hardest song, we recorded it, changed everything, recorded it again, changed everything, recorded it again. It had to be tender and bruised and painful; like falling into a dream but also into reality. This was yet another song I rejected when I wrote it because I wasn’t sure how to stand behind it.  But then again, the song was simply presenting something that is real and that happens; the body fools you, the body moves you, sometimes in directions seemingly self destructive or painful or visceral. Bodies are biological and so is their language; chemical, pain, impulse, shut down, wake up. What matters is the interpretation, the response, whether or not you’re able to hear the signal at all.” 

Co-directed by Lindeman and Philipe Léonard, the song’s video depicts what Lindeman calls “the two hemispheres of the mind.” She explains, “One side is taking charge; moving with intention. The other side is sort of drifting in and out of dreams and is more abstract. At the centre is the actual self; in a state of confusion, being pulled by these two separate parts. At times, all three selves coordinate and move together. At other times, they don't. The song describes being misled by the body; a part of you pulling in a different direction than the other. The choreography reflects that; limbs moving with a mind of their own.”

WATCH / SHARE “BODY MOVES” HERE
BUY / STREAM “BODY MOVES” HERE

MORE ABOUT THE WEATHER STATION
2021’s Ignorance, a “heartbroken masterpiece” (The Guardian), made waves commercially and drew near universal critical acclaim. In addition to the music, Lindeman found herself in the unlikely position of becoming a sort of spokesperson of climate grief; bringing that conversation to Rolling Stone and Pitchfork, the New York Times and The New Yorker. But as a high pressure touring cycle wore on, behind the scenes, she experienced a personal crisis. Laid onto the ongoing backdrop of the climate crisis; the waves of misinformation, the conspiracy theories, the battling theories of human nature, her experience felt less personal, and almost more collective. And so, she got curious. And she wrote songs.

With a long list of song fragments and a series of abstract mission statements, Lindeman and co-producer Marcus Paquin headed into Canterbury Music Studios in late 2023. Combining drummer Kieran Adams, percussionist Philippe Melanson, and bassist Ben Whiteley, (the powerhouse rhythm section from Ignorance), with new music improvisers Karen Ng and Ben Boye, the result was a music of contrasts; straight drums hitting up against soft draped piano and wandering clarinet, organic and synthetic tones doubling and splitting apart. Lindeman brought a subsumed British folk influence to the melodies, eventually landing in the meeting place between disco drums and abstract percussion, new music sax and folk melody - and attempts to push the envelope outwards in every direction.

WATCH / SHARE “NEON SIGNS” HERE
BUY / STREAM “NEON SIGNS” HERE

Humanhood is radiant and propulsive; discursive and strange. It’s a record of intense details; piano notes disintegrating into static, fiddle materializing out of a cloud of cymbals. Clear, powerful pop songs fade into view or arrive all of a sudden; before abrupt turns, tonal shifts, acid wash synth fadeouts. Each song mirrors, sonically and musically, the state of mind described in the lyric; moving from distant to claustrophobic, overwhelming to beautiful. Listened front to back, the album transcribes a journey from dissociation back towards connection; a journey echoed in form, in sound, and lyric - and in the making of the record itself.

Last month, The Weather Station announced an extensive North American Tour which is now on sale. A full list of dates can be found below, and tickets can be purchased here. 

WATCH / SHARE “WINDOW” HERE
BUY / STREAM “WINDOW” HERE

PRE-SAVE HUMANHOOD HERE

THE WEATHER STATION TOUR DATES
Sun. Jan. 19 - Bristol, UK @  RT Bristol - Q&A & record store performance
Mon. Jan. 20 - Liverpool, UK @ RT Liverpool - record store performance
Tue. Jan. 21 - Leeds, UK @ Jumbo Leeds - record store performance
Wed. Jan. 22 - Nottingham, UK @ RT Nottingham - record store performance
Thu. Jan. 23 - London, UK @ Rough Trade East - record store performance
Wed. Feb. 26 - Hamburg, DE @ Nochtspeicher
Thu. Feb. 27 - Copenhagen, DK @ DR Studie 2
Fri. Feb. 28 - Berlin, DE @ Silent Green
Sun. Mar. 2 - Amsterdam, NL @ Tolhuistuin
Mon. Mar. 3 - Brussels, BE @ Botanique / Museum
Tue. Mar. 4 - Paris, FR @ Point Ephemere
Thu. Mar. 6 - Brighton, UK @ CHALK
Fri. Mar. 7 - Leeds, UK @ Brudenell Social Club
Sat. Mar. 8 - Dublin, IE @ Button Factory
Mon. Mar. 10 - Glasgow, UK @ Saint Luke’s
Tue. Mar. 11 - Manchester, UK @ Band On The Wall
Wed. Mar. 12 - Bristol, UK @ The Fleece
Thu. Mar. 13 - London, UK @ Islington Assembly Hall
Thu. Mar. 27 - Montreal, QC @ Beanfield Theatre
Fri. Mar. 28 - Boston, MA @ Sinclair
Sat. Mar. 29 - Woodstock, NY @ Levon Helm Studios
Sun. Mar. 30 - Northampton, MA @ Iron Horse Music Hall
Tue. Apr. 1 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Wed. Apr. 2 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Fri. Apr. 4 - Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
Sat. Apr. 5 - Washington, DC @ The Atlantis
Sun. Apr. 6 - Durham, NC @ Motorco
Mon. Apr. 7 - Asheville, NC @ The Grey Eagle
Tue. Apr. 8 - Nashville, TN @ The Basement East
Thu. Apr. 10 - Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
Fri. Apr. 11 - St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club
Sat. Apr. 12 - Iowa City, IA @ Hancher
Sun. Apr. 13 - Kalamazoo, MI @ Bell’s Eccentric Cafe - Back Room
Thu. May 8 - Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom
Sat. May 10 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
Mon. May 12 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Tue. May 13 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Thu. May 15 - Vancouver, BC @ Hollywood Theatre
Fri. May 16 - Victoria, BC @ Capital Ballroom
Sat. May 17 - Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
Thu. June 5 - Ottawa, ON @ National Arts Centre
Fri. June 6 - Toronto, ON @ Masonic Temple - The Concert Hall

DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES 

HUMANHOOD TRACKLIST
1. Descent  
2. Neon Signs
3. Mirror
4. Window
5. Passage
6. Body Moves
7. Ribbon
8. Fleuve
9. Humanhood
10. Irreversible Damage
11. Lonely
12. Aurora
13. Sewing

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THE WEATHER STATION RELEASES “WINDOW” FROM UPCOMING LP, ANNOUNCES NEW TOUR DATES

THE WEATHER STATION’S NEW LP, HUMANHOOD, OUT JANUARY 17, 2025 VIA NEXT DOOR RECORDS

WATCH / SHARE “WINDOW” HERE
BUY / STREAM “WINDOW” HERE

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES BEGIN MARCH 27, 2025 - FULL DATES BELOW

PRE-SAVE HUMANHOOD HERE

“‘Neon Signs’ unfurls enchantingly… Lindeman’s expressive soprano remains the centerpiece as she sings about feeling lost and conflicted; yet somehow 'Neon Signs' manages to serve as a warm, blossoming oasis.” — Stereogum, #1 Song of the Week

"Even when things feel heavy, the Weather Station arrives as a balm, shining like a lighthouse in a devastating seastorm." — Uproxx

"Tamara Lindeman ponders disillusionment, a transactional culture, lies and the persistence of desire in 'Neon Signs' . . . while her band gradually coalesces around her, gathering to propel her through her misgivings and melting away when it can’t." — New York Times

“['Neon Signs’] sounds like everything you could ever want . . . There’s a slight edge of pop lingering beneath [Lindeman], as the beat throbs like a siren asking you, slowly and quietly, to dance and keep going.” — Paste, The Best Songs of October 2024

Photo Credit: Brendan George Ko // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

The Weather Station — the project of Toronto-based Tamara Lindeman — recently announced Humanhood, her new album out January 17 via Next Door Records. Today, she presents the climactic new single/video “Window,” which follows the “sleek and driving” (Aquarium Drunkard) “Neon Signs,” and announces a North American Tour, on sale November 22 at 10am local time. “Window” is an anthem of escape. The slashing guitar and spiraling electronics conjure a panic attack, the mind demanding answers. “I can’t explain right now,” she sings during one of the album’s most gripping moments, “just that I’m leaving.” The song’s video, directed by Philippe Léonard, presents Lindeman’s performance of the song projected out the window of a moving van onto trees, forest and passing signs, recalling the rippling fabric motif of the Humanhood album art. Lindeman describes the video as being “filmed on the island of Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs, Quebec late one night with battery powered projector, with many attempts to get that one perfect take. Philippe’s note to me was ‘you are the window.’”

WATCH / SHARE “WINDOW” HERE
BUY / STREAM “WINDOW” HERE

Humanhood is the weirdest Weather Station record yet - the most visceral.  It’s also the strongest, the most cinematic, the most complete as an evocation of an inner landscape.  Each song mirrors, sonically and musically, the state of mind described in the lyric; moving from distant to claustrophobic, overwhelming to beautiful. Listened to from front to back, the album transcribes a journey from dissociation back towards connection; a journey echoed in form, in sound, and lyric - and in the making of the record itself. 

The word ‘humanhood’ is not a word one hears often, though it is cited in the Oxford English Dictionary as a single word which covers “the state and condition of being human”. Against the backdrop of generative AI, of the climate crisis, of the increasing digitization of the world, Lindeman says she felt “an urgency to shine some light on this word, this idea of humanness.” The rippling fabric of the cover is intentional; so is the scrawled text, the gritty synth textures. At the heart of the record is a very real attempt to reckon with what it means to be embodied, to be imperfect, to be “carrying this humanhood / ungracefully.”  

WATCH / SHARE “NEON SIGNS” HERE
BUY / STREAM “NEON SIGNS” HERE

Recorded in Toronto in late 2023, Lindeman and co-producer Marcus Paquin combined drummer Kieran Adams, percussionist Philippe Melanson, and bassist Ben Whiteley, the powerhouse rhythm section from Ignorance, with new music improvisers Karen Ng and Ben Boye. In the overdubs, we find revered folk interpreter Sam Amidon squaring off against ambient artist Joseph Shabason, and British fingerstyle guitarist James Elkington on lead.  

Mixed in Los Angeles by Joseph Lorge, it’s a record of intense details; piano notes disintegrating into static, fiddle materializing out of a cloud of cymbals. Clear, powerful pop songs, some of the most satisfying Lindeman has ever written; fade into view or arrive all of a sudden; before abrupt turns, tonal shifts, acid wash synth fadeouts which dissolve into interstitial pieces that carry the listener from song to song. Radiant and propulsive, discursive and strange, Humanhood is the most ambitious Weather Station album to date.

PRE-SAVE HUMANHOOD HERE

THE WEATHER STATION TOUR DATES
Sat. Jan. 18 - Birmingham, UK @ HMV Birmingham - record store performance
Sun. Jan. 19 - Bristol, UK @  RT Bristol - Q&A & record store performance
Mon. Jan. 20 - Liverpool, UK @ RT Liverpool - record store performance
Tue. Jan. 21 - Leeds, UK @ Jumbo Leeds - record store performance
Wed. Jan. 22 - Nottingham, UK @ RT Nottingham - record store performance
Thu. Jan. 23 - London, UK @ Rough Trade East - record store performance
Wed. Feb. 26 - Hamburg, DE @ Nochtspeicher
Thu. Feb. 27 - Copenhagen, DK @ DR Studie 2
Fri. Feb. 28 - Berlin, DE @ Silent Green
Sun. Mar. 2 - Amsterdam, NL @ Tolhuistuin
Mon. Mar. 3 - Brussels, BE @ Botanique / Museum
Tue. Mar. 4 - Paris, FR @ Point Ephemere
Thu. Mar. 6 - Brighton, UK @ CHALK
Fri. Mar. 7 - Leeds, UK @ Brudenell Social Club
Sat. Mar. 8 - Dublin, IE @ Button Factory
Mon. Mar. 10 - Glasgow, UK @ Saint Luke’s
Tue. Mar. 11 - Manchester, UK @ Band On The Wall
Wed. Mar. 12 - Bristol, UK @ The Fleece
Thu. Mar. 13 - London, UK @ Islington Assembly Hall
Thu. Mar. 27 - Montreal, QC @ Beanfield Theatre
Fri. Mar. 28 - Boston, MA @ Sinclair
Sat. Mar. 29 - Woodstock, NY @ Levon Helm Studios
Sun. Mar. 30 - Northampton, MA @ Iron Horse Music Hall
Tue. Apr. 1 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Wed. Apr. 2 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Fri. Apr. 4 - Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
Sat. Apr. 5 - Washington, DC @ The Atlantis
Sun. Apr. 6 - Durham, NC @ Motorco
Mon. Apr. 7 - Asheville, NC @ The Grey Eagle
Tue. Apr. 8 - Nashville, TN @ The Basement East
Thu. Apr. 10 - Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
Fri. Apr. 11 - St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club
Sat. Apr. 12 - Iowa City, IA @ Hancher
Sun. Apr. 13 - Kalamazoo, MI @ Bell’s Eccentric Cafe - Back Room
Thu. May 8 - Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom
Sat. May 10 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
Mon. May 12 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Tue. May 13 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Thu. May 15 - Victoria, BC @ Hollywood Theatre
Fri. May 16 - Vancouver, BC @ Capital Ballroom
Sat. May 17 - Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
Thu. June 5 - Ottawa, ON @ National Arts Centre
Fri. June 6 - Toronto, ON @ Masonic Temple - The Concert Hall

DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES 

HUMANHOOD TRACKLIST
1. Descent  
2. Neon Signs
3. Mirror
4. Window
5. Passage
6. Body Moves
7. Ribbon
8. Fleuve
9. Humanhood
10. Irreversible Damage
11. Lonely
12. Aurora
13. Sewing

THE WEATHER STATION ONLINE
WEBSITE
INSTAGRAM
FACEBOOK
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