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Trail of Dead Title Album So Divided, Reveal Tracklist

...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Blah blah 10.0. Blah blah 4.0. Good, now that you're all caught up on ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead's rich, storied history with the website Pitchforkmedia.com, let's move on to the good stuff: according to the band's official website, new album So Divided (Interscope) will slay everything in its wake a good six weeks after our originally reported release date, now hitting stores November 14.

The disc features 11 tracks, conveniently enumerated below, including a Guided by Voices cover ("Gold Heart Mountain Top Queen Directory"-- note the slightly altered title) and guest appearances from the Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer and King Crimson's Pat Mastelotto.

The Texas troupe will blaze a trail of death and destruction this fall as they embark on a previously reported tour with fellow noisy nuts the Blood Brothers, whose latest, Young Machetes, drops October 10 via V2. Joining them for the festivities will be Baltimore's raucous Celebration and ToD sibling act Brothers and Sisters.

So Divided:

01 Intro: A Song of Fire and Wine
02 Stand in Silence
03 Wasted State of Mind
04 Naked Sun
05 Gold Heart Mountain Top Queen Directory
06 So Divided
07 Life
08 Eight Day Hell
09 Witches Web
10 Segue: In the Realms of the Unreal
11 Sunken Dreams

Follow the Trail:

10-27 Denver, CO - Gothic Theatre *#
10-28 Lawrence, KS - Granada Theatre *#
10-29 St. Louis, MO - Washington University *#
10-31 Chicago, IL - House of Blues *#
11-01 Minneapolis, MN - The Quest *#
11-02 Milwaukee, WI - The Eagles Club *#
11-03 Columbus, OH - Newport Music Hall *#
11-04 Detroit, MI - Majestic Theatre *#
11-05 Toronto, Ontario - Phoenix *#
11-06 Montreal, Quebec - La Tulipe *#
11-08 Boston, MA - Avalon Ballroom *#
11-09 Philadelphia, PA - Trocadero *#
11-10 Philadelphia, PA - Trocadero *#
11-11 New York, NY - Irving Plaza *#
11-12 New York, NY - Irving Plaza *#
11-14 Washington, DC - 9:30 Club *#
11-15 Charlotte, NC - Tremont Music Hall *#
11-16 Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade *#
11-17 Orlando, FL - The Firestone *#
11-18 St. Petersburg, FL - Jannus Landing *#
11-20 New Orleans, LA - House of Blues *#
11-21 Houston, TX - Warehouse Live *#
11-22 Austin, TX - Emo's *#
11-23 Austin, TX - Emo's *#
11-24 Dallas, TX - Granada *#
11-25 Lubbock, TX - Jake's Backroom *#
11-27 Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theatre *#
11-28 Las Vegas, NV - House of Blues *#
11-29 San Diego, CA - House of Blues *#
11-30 Los Angeles, CA - Henry Fonda Theater *#
12-01 Los Angeles, CA - Henry Fonda Theater *#
12-02 Pomona, CA - Glass House *#
12-05 San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore *#
12-06 Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom *#
12-07 Seattle, WA - Showbox *#
12-08 Bellingham, WA - Nightlight #
12-09 Victoria, British Columbia - Sugar *#
12-10 Vancouver, British Columbia - Croatian Cultural Centre *#
12-11 Calgary, Alberta - MacEwan Hall Ballroom *#
12-12 Edmonton, Alberta - Red's *#
12-14 Salt Lake City, UT - In the Venue *#

* with Blood Brothers
# with Celebration, Brothers and Sisters

B.A.

Thanks for the album and tour info. I never replaced the second album after it was stolen out of my truck, just didn't seem near as good as their first.

maxfisher

I'll definitely pick this up, as I loved their last 2 albums, but I'm a little worried about it. A friend of mine read an interview with the lead singer and he was saying that he was really depressed after the last album sort of bombed. I guess they wrote a couple songs and were planning on releasing and EP, but the record label wanted a full album, so they added a couple more songs and are going that route. I'm hoping it'll be good in spite of that.