SiM announce new album Hooman After All and drop Hanabie collab BLiNDEYES

SiM have announced a new album, Hooman After All, and shared the single BLiNDEYES featuring Yukina of HANABIE.

The album is arriving on September 2 via UNFD and serves as the follow-up to 2023’s Playdead.

“We are so pumped to announce that our new album Hooman After All drops September 2!” shares vocalist MAH. “This album is our full on tribute to the prime era of rock from the late ’90s to early 2000s. It feels fresh, but at the same time, there’s this weird nostalgia running through it. We’re taking this album all over the world, so get ready. See you in the pit!”

Turning to the new single he adds: “‘Mou sumimasen deha sumimasen’ means ‘Your apology won’t fix this anymore.’ Yukina added the perfect spice to my rage track. Can’t wait to tear it up live!”

Listen to BLiNDEYES below:

SiM will be playing at Slam Dunk this weekend, after which they’ll be returning for a UK and Europe headline tour in 2027.

They’ll kick things off in Glasgow on July 20 before moving on to Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, Bristol and London and then travelling over to mainland Europe.

SiM Hooman After All UK and Europe tour

January

20 Glasgow, UK - SWG3 TV Studio
22 Leeds, UK - The Wardrobe
23 Manchester, UK - Academy 3
25 Birmingham, UK - Institute 3
26 Cardiff, UK - Clwb Ifor Bach
28 Bristol, UK - The Fleece
30 London, UK - Electric Ballroom
31 Haarlem, Netherlands - Patronaat

February

1 Cologne, Germany - Live Music Hall
3 Hamburg, Germany - Fabrik
4 Berlin, Germany - Metropol
6 Prague, Czech Republic - Rock Café
7 Frankfurt, Germany - Batschkapp
9 Munich, Germany - Technikum
10 Sint-Niklas, Belgium - De Casino
12 Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Atelier
13 Paris, France - Elysée Montmartre
15 Madrid, Spain - Mon Live
16 Barcelona, Spain - Razzmatazz 2

SiM also have shows booked across their native Japan as well as North America later this year.

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