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Reclus.É realeases new single “Isolationist” – debut album “The World Can’t Take Much More” out 13th via Rise Records
Reclus.É is the incendiary and exciting new band from Soren Bryce (Tummyache) and Daniel P Carter, and now they return with their latlest single “Isolationist” out now via Rise Records.
From Dan (Carter) – “Isolationist was the very first Reclus.É song. I think it was the first instrumental I sent to Soren in about March 2025 and as soon as she sent it back with her vocal on it, I think we both knew that this was going to work. The music for it has been around long before that though, as it was written and demoed at my home studio during the pandemic. I recorded it in isolation and it has kept its original working title of ‘Isolationist’ from back then.”
“I wrote the lyrics to ‘Isolationist’ about the ongoing genocide in Gaza as well as America and England’s complacency and complicity in it happening…” says singer Soren Bryce.
PRE ORDER “THE WORLD CAN’T TAKE MUCH MORE” HERE
“The World Can’t Take Much More” tracklisting
- A Muted TV
- Stain
- Golden Radio
- Isolationist
- Headstart Season
- With Fire
- All Bark No Bite
- Belly Of The Whale
- Cold Candles
- Honey From Lions
- Dogs
- Waste Not Want Not
- Swarm
A little bit about Reclus.É
Reclus.É is the melding of Dan and Soren’s brains. Equal parts cathartic and insightful, cinematic and hopeful – the project is an interpretation of what it means to exist in the now. Taking their name from French anarchist geographer Élisée Reclus, the project is a disparate mix of the taught brittleness of Fugazi and The Sound, the blissed out chimes of Stone Roses, the cold lushness of The Cure and the frenetic pace of Bad Brains, all acting as a bedrock for Soren’s incredible vocals.
Off the back of their first, Radio 1, BBC6 Music and Radio 2 supported single, “A Muted TV“, which is an examination of technology and wealth’s influence on self-image and social psyche, the band supported A Perfect Circle on their UK shows. They have also, already appeared at 2000trees, Outbreak, All Points East and ArcTanGent festivals this summer.