Setting – “Your Destiny Distresses Me”

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Setting – “Your Destiny Distresses Me”

Stereogum · 4 weeks ago

Instrumental trio Setting have released a new single, “Your Destiny Distresses Me”, recorded during the sessions for their self-titled second album, which arrived in April. Although it was left off the album, the nearly eight-minute track is presented as a strong standalone piece, moving from darker, heavier passages towards a more comforting and expansive atmosphere.

The band consists of Nathan Bowles, Jaime Fennelly and Joe Westerlund. Setting say the track combines acoustic elements, including piano-harp sounds and orchestral bass drum, with binaural synthesiser textures; they felt its distinct, space-like character worked best outside the album sequence. The group are also touring the US from 4 September to 8 November, with dates including Chicago, Minneapolis, Raleigh, Brooklyn and Philadelphia.

  • Setting release an atmospheric new standalone instrumental single.
  • The track came from sessions for April’s second album.
  • US tour dates run from September to November.

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