Better Lovers Share a New Single and Music Video for “The Flowering”


Photo credit: Andrew McEnany


Better Lovers, former featuring members of The Dillinger Escape Plan and Every Time I Die, have been wrapping up work on their eagerly-awaited debut album, return to the road this Spring as a very busy remainder of 2024 kicks off, with numerous North American, European tour dates and festival performances already confirmed. In anticipation of the band’s back-to-back North American and European Spring treks, Better Lovers have released “The Flowering, a three-minute track where the band, once again, demonstrates their explosive energy and the remarkable chemistry the fledgling band already possesses. The song is complemented by a Anthony Altamura-directed video that revels in its campiness, showcasing the five-piece outfit as they confront the less-than-friendly aspects of the natural world. Watch the video and stream the track on all DSPs below.

https://bfan.link/the-flowering

“’The Flowering” is a song we’ve been playing live since day one,” Greg Puciato explains. “It came from the same batch as the God Made Me An Animal EP, so it’s nice to finally have it recorded and out there. It’s a perfect example of how Jordan, Mitch, Goose, and Will playing together sounds like an absolute freight train. Being able to play this live so many times before recording it really amplified that even more, really deepened the groove of it, the music swings so fucking hard. Not to mention the video is one of my favourite videos I’ve ever been a part of. The title and lyrics are an obvious metaphor for realizing that we are all more than what we’re conditioned to believe, and acknowledging the collective ‘waking up’ moment that we all seem to be going through right now.”

Better Lovers returned to the studio in January, recently wrapping up work on their debut full-length via SharpTone Records, with additional details to be revealed soon.

 

Better Lovers tour dates:
April 18  Indianapolis, IN Deluxe at Old National Centre
April 19  St. Louis, MO  Off Broadway
April 20  Lawrence, KS  The Bottleneck
April 22  Albuquerque, NM  Launchpad
April 23  Tucson, AZ  191 Toole
April 24  San Diego, CA  Brick by Brick
April 27  Las Vegas, NV  Sick New World
April 29  Roseville, CA  Goldfield Trading Post
April 30  Portland, OR  Hawthorne Theatre
May 2  Boise, ID  Knitting Factory
May 3  Seattle, WA  El Corazón
May 4  Vancouver, BC  Rickshaw Theatre
May 6  Edmonton, AB  The Starlite Room
May 7  Calgary, AB  Dickens
May 9  Winnipeg, MB  Exchange Event Centre
May 10  Fargo, ND  The Aquarium
May 11  Minneapolis, MN  Fine Line
May 12  Madison, WI  Majestic Theatre
May 14  Grand Rapids, MI  The Pyramid Scheme
May 15  Columbus, OH  The King of Clubs
May 16  London, ON  London Music Hall
June 23  Dessel, BE  Graspop Metal Meeting
June 24  Hamburg, DE  Knust
June 25  Göteborg, SE  Fängelset
June 26  Oslo, NO  Tons of Rock
June 28  Ysselsteyn, NL  Jera On Air
June 29  Munster, DE  Vainstream
June 30  Köln, DE  Luxor
July 5  Berlin, DE  Lido
July 6  Velke Mezirici, CZ  Fjatfest Festival
July 7  Karlsruhe, DE  P8
July 9  Nottingham, UK  Rescue Rooms
July 10  Bristol, UK  Thekla
July 11  Cheltenham, UK  2000 Trees Festival
July 27  Buffalo, NY  Buffalo RiverWorks
September 28  Louisville, KU  Louder Than Life Festival
October 4 – 6  Birmingham, AL  Furnacefest
October 10  Sacramento, CA  Aftershock Festival
December 14  Buffalo, NY  BLissmas (Buffalo Riverworks)

Tickets for all shows are on-sale with ticketing links available via https://www.Godmademeananimal.com.

SeeYouSpaceCowboy, Foreign Hands and Greyhaven open on all North American, non-festival performances between April 18 and May 16. Black Coast and Unpeople open on all European, non-festival dates.

Better Lovers is Jordan Buckley, Clayton “Goose” Holyoak, Stephen Micciche, Greg Puciato and Will Putney. The band, which features former members of Every Time I Die, Fit For An Autopsy and The Dillinger Escape Plan, released their debut single “30 Under 13” in April of 2023, followed by the four-song God Made Me An Animal EP in July. In December they launched an annual holiday event, BLissmas, played annually in Buffalo, N.Y., with the inaugural event, spread over two nights, sold out upon on-sale. Consequence said the band “lives up to its billing,” Revolver instantly dubbed them as “your new favorite supergroup,” and Alternative Press described their initial offering as “ripping.” 

Follow Better Lovers:
Godmademeananimal.com
Instagram.com/betterloversband
Twitter.com/betterlovers
Tiktok.com@betterloversband
Threads.net/@betterloversband