Eric Harm announces debut solo album produced by Patrick Stickles
The Titus Andronicus musician’s All The Wrong Moves is due 11/6 through Freeman Street Records, with “When You Move Back In” as its lead single.
Eric Harm has announced All The Wrong Moves, his first solo album, with production by Titus Andronicus bandmate Patrick Stickles. Freeman Street Records will release the 10-track record on 11/6.
The announcement includes the lead single, “When You Move Back In.” Harm described the character at the center of the album as a petty tyrant ruling a pathetic kingdom.
Harm played drums and percussion and contributed backing vocals in Titus Andronicus from 2007 to 2015 before later rejoining the band. He said his renewed connection with Stickles led to the collaboration, with Stickles helping shape Harm’s solo work after Harm had contributed vocals to Titus records. Titus bassist R.J. Gordon handled engineering and mixing.
The tracklist opens with “Bongwater” and includes “Good Times,” “Blood Stirred Up In Me,” “Bottomless,” “Since You Took It Away” and “Bad Dreams.” After the lead single come “Little Light,” “Did It Feel Good?” and the closing song, “(Caught Myself) Picking My Nose Again.”
