CASEY have revealed a second new song from their forthcoming sophomore album Where I Go When I Am Sleeping in the form of the incandescent “Phosphenes”. The new single is connected to “Fluorescents” as together, these songs lie at the metaphorical middle of the album, both lyrically and musically. Riddled with (literal) pain and anxiety, both tracks paint a picture of the fragility of existence as told through vocalist Tom Weaver’s own personal experience. Truly transcendental and raw, they form the heart of the record, one that won’t stop beating despite the many attempts at shutting it down that it’s endured.
Where I Go When I Am Sleeping – the follow up to 2016’s debut album Love Is Not Enough – will be released via Hassle Records on March 16th with Rise Records now on board to handle the release duties in North America. It’s a deeply personal journey through Weaver’s various afflictions. “I was diagnosed with brittle bones at birth,” he explains, “and when I was 15 I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and at 20 I was diagnosed with manic depression. I’ve also had a heart attack and a stroke and I was in this crazy car accident that crushed half my face. They’re big life events, but a lot of the stuff that’s happened to me medically was stuff that I was just living through at the time. Looking back now, though, I realise I could have died four or five times. I’m lucky to be here.”
Casey – Phosphenes (Official Video)
Our new album ‘Where I Go When I Am Sleeping’ is available to order now: http://caseytheband.com/ Casey ‘Phosphenes’ I feel the veins that sit behind my eyes grow varicose as gentle light starts filtering through fractured blinds that shade the world from me.
