Touché Amoré is marking a decade of their groundbreaking album Stage Four with a deluxe anniversary reissue arriving digitally on April 10. The expanded edition features eleven new tracks, including unreleased demos and remixes with artists Cody Votolato (The Blood Brothers), Youth Code and Kerry McCoy (Deafheaven). Lead single Rapture (Gloom Edition), a tender collaboration featuring Wisp, is out today. Stripped to a lo-fi acoustic pulse, Jeremy Bolm’s hushed vocals meet Wisp’s angelic harmonies, turning a once devastating anthem into a fragile, ethereal glow.
Listen to “Rapture (Gloom Version)” Feat. Wisp HERE
The limited-edition vinyl release consists of 4 LPs pressed on square records: each on exclusive colourways. The albums are housed in a clear pink slipcase with new artwork, die cut sleeves, die cut labels and a large double-sided poster.
Frontman Jeremy Bolm comments: “ ‘Rapture’ is a staple in our set and has been since the album dropped. Over time, the call and response bit that happens during the bridge has become as much of our show as anything else. I wanted to get Wisp on this track because I’m a big fan of Natalie’s vocal ability for its whispery, breathy nature. It has a haunting element that matched the energy of the song.”
