itoldyouiwouldeatyou promise 'I Am Not Your Fault' on new EP

You can stream the record ahead of its release this Friday alongside audio commentary from the band.

Following the release of 'Get Out Of Bed' last month and ahead of its release this Friday 23rd September, anti-capital punks itoldyouiwouldeatyou are streaming their new EP.

'I Am Not Your Fault' brings together five tracks laced in melancholy and unease but dressed up with a peaceful calm. There's a serenity to the way the band dance with the darkness yet try and stay focused on the flickering light. Check it out below, exclusively on Dork.

'Off Brand' twitches with a delicate urgency as the vocals fight to remain upright. 'Get Out of Bed' tries to find a victory in the everyday while 'All That Noise' moves faster to increase the distraction before 'Less Now' opens up to a sparse horizon. Closing track 'Letters' brings the journey full circle, all self-reflection and acceptance. itoldyouiwouldeatyou have gone track-by-track, exploring what each song means in an audio diary-slash-commentary like a wonderful DVD extra for the ears. Dive in to their world below.

'I Am Not Your Fault' is out September 23rd via Failure By Design Records and is available to preorder now.

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