Spanish Love Songs Face Future

2026-09-04 by John Marinakis CONTRIBUTOR | 10 Comments
Spanish Love Songs have announced their fifth studio album, Future Nausea, set for release on November 6 through Pure Noise Records.

Produced by former Death Cab for Cutie guitarist Chris Walla and Illuminati Hotties' Sarah Tudzin, the record follows 2023's No Joy and the 2025 collaborative EP A Brief Intermission in the Flattening of Time.

Vocalist and guitarist Dylan Slocum wanted the band to make its own version of a large-scale heartland-rock album while replacing the genre's usual nostalgia with political anger. Its songs address political violence, economic insecurity, environmental collapse and the unease of looking toward an increasingly uncertain future.

The announcement is accompanied by Good American, a deliberately minimal and forceful lead single inspired by the military veterans Slocum encountered while delivering pizzas to a VA hospital during the War on Terror. More recent reports about transgender soldiers being dismissed following military bans brought those memories back and helped shape the song's narrative.

Slocum described it as possibly the angriest song he has written, examining what happens when an institution exploits people's financial desperation in the name of patriotism before abandoning them when they are no longer useful.

The tracklist is:

1. Future Nausea
2. Good American
3. Welcome to Hell
4. New Fears
5. Living Blues
6. Jan666
7. Doom Tripping
8. Shadowland
9. No Dreams
10. Future Nausea Pt. 2
11. See You on the Way Out
12. Until the Sun Explodes





https://www.purenoise.net/2026/spanish-love-songs-announce-album-future-nausea/

Tagged: Spanish Love Songs

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lucazade22
September 4th 2026
1303 Comments


Great song, clears most if not all tracks off the new Menzingers record, even though I enjoyed that quite a bit too

Beardog
September 4th 2026
7059 Comments


Always hyped for a release by them.

Great song for sure

Lasssie
September 4th 2026
4764 Comments


Hell to the yes! Loved No Joy to death so im def super hyped for what they got in store for us

OverSlyZed91
September 5th 2026
544 Comments


This is just Menzingers all over again. No Joy sucked ass, but this sounds good.

Lasssie
September 6th 2026
4764 Comments


No Joy ruuuled

lucazade22
September 6th 2026
1303 Comments


Agreed, underrated record

Scoot
September 6th 2026
24707 Comments


schmaltz is a 5

Clemington
September 7th 2026
40 Comments


this is just The Menzingers with good lyrics, i.e. based.

Josh D.
September 7th 2026
19014 Comments


"lead single inspired by the military veterans Slocum encountered while delivering pizzas to a VA hospital during the War on Terror

lol

Feather
September 9th 2026
11991 Comments


"schmaltz is a 5" [2]

Singer leaned to deep into the 'always on the verge of tears' sound



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