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Show Me the Body Announces New Album *Alone Together* and Single “No God”
5/13/2026, 10:15:55 PM
Album Announcement and Lead Single
New York City hardcore trio Show Me the Body confirmed their fourth album, *Alone Together*, will drop on July 10, 2026 via Loma Vista Recordings. The same announcement introduced the second single “No God,” paired with a video directed by Alex Huggins that follows frontman Julian Cashwan Pratt riding shotgun beside masked street-racer “License” through Queens traffic.
Recent Releases and Production Background
The band’s last full-length, *Trouble the Water* (2022), was followed by two EPs in 2024. In March 2026 they issued “Dance in the USA,” the first single from the upcoming record. *Alone Together* is produced by Klas Åhlund—known for work with Robyn—and Kenneth Blume III, a former hip-hop beatmaker.
Key Personnel and Collaborators
Julian Cashwan Pratt leads vocals and lyrics. Producers Åhlund and Blume III shape the album’s sound. Alex Huggins directs the “No God” video. The masked influencer “License” appears in the clip. Provoker will open the U.S. West Coast dates; Deafheaven will co-head the European leg.
Album Content and Tour Overview
*Alone Together* contains 13 tracks, including “Overture,” “Eat For Peace,” “No God,” “Good Time,” “Dance in the USA,” and “Alone Together.” The U.S. tour runs May 14-24, hitting Salt Lake City, Boise, Reno, San Jose, Sacramento, Vancouver, Spokane, and Tacoma. European shows span August 12-26 in Portugal, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, all with Deafheaven.
Official Statements
The press release frames *Alone Together* as “not about atmosphere but about direct communication, a call to galvanize ourselves and the people around us.” Pratt noted that Åhlund urged the band to foreground their distinctive parts while scaling back more generic elements.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
All outlets agree on the July 10 release, tracklist, and Loma Vista label. A minor discrepancy appears in the producer’s name: some sources list “Kenneth Blume,” others “Kenneth Blume III.” No information on projected sales or critical reception is provided.
Verbatim Quotes
- “There’s certain parts of our music that are distinctly Show Me The Body. And he was like, ‘those parts only your band could do? You should just do that all the time. All the parts that sound like everybody else, you should just do less.'” — Julian Cashwan Pratt, frontman
- “Alone Together” is “not about atmosphere but about direct communication, a call to galvanize ourselves and the people around us.” — Press release
- “I will wait for no god to make it real... I need to make it real!” — Lyric from “No God.”
- “Klas Åhlund is probably best known as Robyn's go-to producer on her Body Talk trilogy and this year's Sexistential, while Kenneth Blume is best known as the hip-hop beatmaker who's now staking his claim outside of the rap world by working on albums like Geese's Getting Killed.” — Stereogum commentary
Upcoming Appearances
After the July release, the band will continue its U.S. West Coast run with Provoker, then join Deafheaven for European festival dates, ending with a show at All Points East in London on August 23.
