Between 2007 and 2015, Eric Harm performed with Titus Andronicus as the drummer, percussionist, and backing vocalist. He rejoined the outfit last year, and he is now unveiling his debut solo record titled All The Wrong Moves, produced by his bandmate Patrick Stickles.
“The figure in All The Wrong Moves is the petty tyrant ruling over the most wretched kingdom,” Harm explains, a sentiment that comes through in today’s lead single “When You Move Back In.” The track opens with a self‑deprecating hook that goes, “I am a last-minute plan/ Card-carrying idiot.”
“Patrick and I were glad to be back in each other’s lives,” Harm notes of Stickles’ involvement on the LP. “After I contributed my voice to some Titus records where I could, he in turn had the right instincts to help shape All The Wrong Moves.” Titus’ bassist R.J. Gordon also handled the engineering and mixing. Watch out for “When You Move Back In” below.
TRACKLIST:
01 “Bongwater”
02 “Good Times”
03 “Blood Stirred Up In Me”
04 “Bottomless”
05 “Since You Took It Away”
06 “Bad Dreams”
07 “When You Move Back In”
08 “Little Light”
09 “Did It Feel Good?”
10 “(Caught Myself) Picking My Nose Again”
All The Wrong Moves is set for release on 11/6 through Freeman Street Records. Pre-order it here.
