English indie rock band Another Sky will unveil their new studio album next year.

Announced today, Beach Day is slated for a March 1 release via Republic Records. The 13-track album, which was mainly produced by Another Sky guitarist Jack Gilbert, is the follow-up to the band’s debut album I Slept On the Floor.

Vocalist Catrin Vincent said this about the new album:

"We thought we'd finished our second record back in 2019 when we released I Slept On The Floor. But time is a complicated beast. And in the depths of lockdown, a completely new vision arose, one that we all knew we needed to follow instead.
That vision was Beach Day. It's a story about moving through personal winters and finding the light. It's about acknowledging your whole self; your shadow side, your anger, your sadness… and learning to love those parts of yourself in order to move through it. We hope you can hear the beginnings of transformation in it."

While the band unveiled previously released singles from the record over the past few months, they’re celebrating the official announcement with the single "Aimee Caught A Moth” which won’t appear on the release.

Vincent said this about the new song, which can be heard below:

“We weren't sure exactly how to announce the record. It felt like it needed more than words. And we've already released plenty of songs from it. So we gift to you a B-side, "Aimee Caught A Moth". This was one of the songs that fell through the net but one we still love.
It's a very literal song written in the depths of lockdown, when my flatmate Aimee caught and released a moth from a cobweb. It felt incredibly significant and songworthy. Aimee is an incredible person and deserves a song.”

Pre-orders for Beach Day can be made here.