8/05/2026

Fraternal Twin share "Medicine" with official music video by Nara's Room

FRATERNAL TWIN SHARE “MEDICINE” - LISTEN


NEW SINGLE WITH OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO 

PREMIERES TODAY VIA FLOOD MAGAZINE - WATCH


FIRST NEW ALBUM IN A DECADE,

 HALO FELL FOREVER,

ARRIVES SEPTEMBER 4, 2026 - PRE-ORDER


PRODUCED BY DAN HOWARD 

(VICTORYLAND, FORTH WANDERERS, AMITURE MUSIC)


ALBUM RELEASE SHOWS SET FOR NEW YORK CITY, 

KINGSTON, AND PHILADELPHIA


U.S. TOUR WITH DITCH BEGINS AUGUST 7 

IN BROOKLYN, NY AT PURGATORY


SEE ALL DATES HERE

Photo Credit: Abbie Huynh 


“A lot of muscle and clarity.”

- STEREOGUM


“A dense, beautiful, and often-haunting patchwork of bedroom pop and baroque textures. It sounds timeless in its weight and wholeness.”

- IMPOSE MAGAZINE


Fraternal Twin are excited to share another preview of their upcoming album, Halo Fell Forever, which arrives September 4, 2026. “Medicine” premieres today via FLOOD Magazine, portraying the struggle of trying to come back to the person you once were. Fuzzy, ringing chords leave the listener in a haze, vocals swimming around the instrumentation, underlined with cathartic drums and a driving bassline. The official music video by Nara Avakian (Nara’s Room) features bandleader Tom Christie in a sun-drenched park, footage overlaid by vintage camera fuzz, perfectly showcasing the battle with oneself to find your way back to the brighter side. 


About the song, Tom says, “Medicine” is a very special song to me and my favorite on the record–it has a lot to do with anxiety, rumination, and deciding to get on antidepressants, hence the title. It’s about me wanting to reconnect with the person I remembered being years ago and lost somewhere along the way during a long bout with clinical depression. I’m happy to say I’ve found him again: “I’ll know it when I see him / My spirit guide from the photographs.” I am forever thankful for this song."


LISTEN TO “MEDICINE”

WATCH “MEDICINE”

PRE-ORDER HALO FELL FOREVER


Last month, the band announced their first album in ten years, Halo Fell Forever, with opening track “Solitude.” Riffs linger around insular feelings, and brightly toned guitars unfurl onto the track. The video was directed by Ben Correa and produced by Nigel Truesdale, portraying the despondency of isolation as Tom faces himself in hotel rooms, hallways, and within the song.


WATCH “SOLITUDE”


A busy presence on the East Coast, Tom and his band have shared stages with Girlpool, Palm, Destroyer, Frankie Cosmos, Soccer Mommy, Vagabon, Horse Jumper of Love, Porches, and more. Starting this week, they’ll hit the road with NYC band Ditch, kicking off on Friday, August 7 at Purgatory in Brooklyn, NY. For information on upcoming shows, see below and follow @fraternaltwin on Instagram. 


★ FRATERNAL TWIN LIVE 2026 ★


AUGUST

7 – Brooklyn, NY – Purgatory

8 – Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery

9 – Durham, NC – The Fuzzy Needle

10 – Asheville, NC – Daughaus

11 – Nashville, TN – Betty's

12 – Indianapolis, IN – State Street Pub

13 – Chicago, IL – Cobra Lounge

14 – Detroit, MI – Outer Limits Lounge

15 – Columbus, OH – Sunset Park

16 – Pittsburgh, PA – The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls

17 – Philadelphia, PA – Cousin Danny's


SEPTEMBER

10 - Kingston, NYTubby’s

11 - Brooklyn, NY Union Pool

12 - Philadelphia, PAAbyssinia

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