The Scottish synthpop trio debuted the track on stage in Glasgow, Scotland, Oct. 26.
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Chvrches has released “Overthinker,” the second single from the band’s upcoming fifth album, All the King’s Men, which is set to arrive Jan. 22 via independent label group Futures.
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Driven by propulsive synths, “Overthinker” explores complicated family relationships and depression. While lead single “Roses” tackled social issues, the new track takes a more personal approach: “Should I lie to you, keep my thoughts from you?” sings lead vocalist Lauren Mayberry at one point. “Not sure how you raised such a chronic overthinker.”
Its release follows an invite-only, phone-free charity show at Assumption Studios — the converted church which served as the recording location for the new album — in Glasgow, Scotland, on Monday (Oct. 26). The band was joined on stage by Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil for three tracks, including a cover of Biffy’s 2007 single “Machines.”
The band debuted eight new songs from All the King’s Men on stage,
