A Place To Bury Strangers Announce Seventh Album, Share “Disgust” Video: Watch

A Place To Bury Strangers are releasing their seventh studio album. It’s called Synthesizer and is out October 4 via Dedstrange. This will be the band’s first full-length album to feature new members bassist John Fedowitz and drummer Sandra Fedowitz alongside frontman Oliver Ackermann. Scroll down to watch the music video for the LP’s first single “Disgust.” It was directed by BODEGA singer Ben Hozie.

Synthesizer isn’t just the name of APTBS’ new record. It’s also part of the band’s official merch. The Synthesizer album cover is a circuit board converted into a synthesizer that fans will be able to play. Singer Oliver Ackermann shows how in this video. “It’s pretty messed up, chaotic. But it feels really human,” said Ackermann about the interactive album cover in a press statement.

Synthesizer by A Place To Bury Strangers Tracklist:

01. Disgust

02. Don’t Be Sorry

03. Fear Of Transformation

04. Join The Crowd

05. Bad Idea

06. You Got Me

07. It’s Too Much

08. Plastic Future

09. Have You Ever Been In Love

10. Comfort Never Comes

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Joining BTS as an intern in summer 2021, Ben stayed with the team as a writer and has been an editor for several years. Ben’s journalistic background includes 4 Emmy award wins for news producing. They grew up in Pittsburgh, PA and lived in Cleveland, OH for several years before finding a new home in Minneapolis, MN. They’ve found new and exciting ways to tap into the local music scene no matter where they’ve lived. Working at BTS has now opened the gates to chatting with top global artists. When they aren’t writing for BTS, they can be found riding a bicycle or spinning records while DJ’ing across the midwest.

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