The announcement caps a nine-month period that has seen the musician (and former Best Fit writer) expand her audience considerably following last September’s 8 Tips For Full Catastrophe Living, her debut for the Joyful Noise label (home to Wendy Eisenberg, Deerhoof and Lou Barlow). The album presents itself as a self-help guide, with White blending doom metal, bossa nova, power pop and industrial techno into layered collages. The lyrics channel disillusioned women navigating gentrification, emotional collapse and survival in a slow-burning apocalypse.
In February, White released a full-length cover of Jessica Pratt’s self-titled debut LP inspired by late-night walks in Providence, where she found herself singing “phantom harmonies” to Pratt’s sparse originals. More recently, she has shared "Nightingale Version (Sailor’s Moon)", her first new music of 2026.
Asher White tour dates
27 Oct | Dublin, IE - The Grand Social
29 Oct | Glasgow, UK - Nice N Sleazy
30 Oct | Leeds, UK - Hyde Park Book Club
1 Nov | Manchester, UK - The Abbey
2 Nov | Bristol, UK - Rough Trade
3 Nov | London, UK - Pitchfork Music Festival
4 Nov | Brighton, UK - The Hope & Ruin

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