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Album review: iDKHOW – Gloom Division
Former Panic! At The Disco man Dallon Weekes is still flowing with plenty of Razzzmatazz on iDKHOW’s dark but uplifting second album.
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iDKHOW announce departure of Ryan Seaman, and confirm new album is “completed”
Dallon Weekes has updated fans on the status of all things iDKHOW, with drummer Ryan Seaman now out of the band, but a new album on the way “as soon as humanly possible”.
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- Emily Carter
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iDKHOW’s Dallon Weekes has announced a line-up change in the band, and also confirmed that he’s finished a new record.
The frontman has taken to social media to share an extensive update on all things iDKHOW, revealing that drummer Ryan Seaman is no longer part of things “after a series of broken trusts”.
In happier news, though, Dallon says that he’s “completed a new iDKHOW record, with the incredible Dave Fridmann producing”. The singer has also joined forces with Concord Records, and they’ll be working “to get this new record out into the world as soon as humanly possible”.
See the full update from Dallon below:
“Dear everyone, I owe you updates (real ones)! Some of you may be aware of this stuff already, but let’s make it official!
“First and foremost, I’ve completed a new iDKHOW record, with the incredible Dave Fridmann producing. I’ve been a fan of Dave and his work for a long long time. He’s been responsible for many of my absolute favorite records, and I’m very grateful for the opportunity I had to work with him. The experience was a dream come true, and I can’t wait to share the results!
“I’m happy to announce that I’ll be working with Concord Records moving forward. They have a great team operating around the clock to get this new record out into the world as soon as humanly possible.
“Since the last album, you have helped iDKHOW hit some great milestones. 1,000,000 followers on Spotify! Choke was certified GOLD in the US and Canada! Both are equally humbling and incredible!
“Regrettably, Ryan will no longer be participating in iDKHOW. After a series of broken trusts, it became necessary to let him go. While it was very sad to lose a friend of fifteen years, iDKHOW is very important to me. It’s how I provide for my family, and I take that very seriously.
“Thank you all for being so incredibly patient. The moxie and support that fans have shown during this long process has been invaluable and sincerely appreciated.
“This is the end of my very important statement. Thanks for reading.”
