Efterklang announce new album, share “Plant” ft Mabe Fratti

Danish group Efterklang have announced a new album, Things We Have In Common, which will be out September 27 via City Slang. The album features appearances from Beirut, Mabe Fratti and Sønderjysk Pigekor.

Things We Have in Common also features the return of Rune Mølgaard, who left the band in 2007 and co-wrote seven of the nine songs on the album. It also was made after Rune left the Mormon church. “It became a completely therapeutic process for me,” says Rune. “When we write music together, it happens from a genuinely curious place, in a shared experience of the moment.”

The album include previously released Beirut collab “Getting Reminders,” and they’ve just released a new single, “Plant,” which features Mabe Fratti. Vocalist Casper Clausen says the song is “dedicated to the act of reaching out, beyond ourselves, daring to go beyond our inner world and share ourselves with others, putting our vulnerability on display, like a plant reaching for the light.” Mabe Fratti adds that making it “was extremely joyful as I remember witnessing the song developing when I went with Efterklang to Sommertræf two years ago. It’s a breeze, this song. I felt that Casper’s tone and mine are super friendly with each other!”

You can watch the video below.

Efterklang have European and UK dates this summer and fall, and those are listed below.

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Things We Have In Common
1. Balancing Stones (feat. Mabe Fratti)
2. Plant (feat. Mabe Fratti)
3. Getting Reminders (feat. Beirut)
4. Ambulance
5. Leave It All Behind
6. Animated Heart (feat. Sønderjysk Pigekor)
7. Shelf Break
8. Sentiment
9. To A New Day (feat. Sønderjysk Pigekor)

EFTERKLANG – 2024/2025 TOUR DATES:
May 17: Warsaw, PL – Millennium Docs Against Gravity
Jun 15: Loshult, SE – Efterklangs Sommertræf
Aug 23: Svendborg, DK – Harders Under Himlen
Oct 5: London, UK – Barbican
Nov 2: Sønderborg, DK – Alsion
Nov 4: Leipzig, DE – UT Connewitz
Nov 5: Vienna, AT – B72
Nov 6: Prague, CZ – Palac Akropolis
Nov 7: Bielsko-Biała, PL – Cavatina Hall
Nov 8: Berlin, DE – Lido
Nov 13: Odense, DK – Magasinet
Nov 14: Aalborg, DK – Studenterhuset
Nov 15: Aarhus, DK – Voxhall
Nov 16: Copenhagen, DK – Store Vega
Dec 5: Vilnius, LV – Kablys
Dec 6: Riga, LT – Tu Jau Zini Kur
Dec 7: Tallinn, EE – Paavli Kultuurivabrik
Dec 8: Helsinki, FI – Kuudes Linja
Dec 10: Uppsala, SE – Katalin
Dec 11: Stockholm, SE – Debaser Strand
Dec 12: Oslo, NO – Munch
Dec 13: Göteborg, SE – Skeppet
Dec 14: Malmö, SE – Babel

2025
Jan 18: Antwerp, BE – De Singel
Jan 19: Maastricht, NL – Muziekgieterij
Jan 20: Utrecht, NL – Pandora @ TivoliVredenburg
Jan 22: Oberhausen, DE – Ebertbad
Jan 23: Wiesbaden, DE – Kesselhaus
Jan 24: Munich, DE – Strom
Jan 25: Milan, IT – Bellezza
Jan 27: Zurich, CH – Bogen F
Jan 28: Stuttgart, DE – Im Wizermann
Jan 29: Paris, FR – Alhambra