FRAMEWORKS Sign with Deathwish + New Album this Summer

by | Feb 19, 2016

Speaking of Frameworks, they inked a deal with Deathwish and have started work on a new album that’s getting released this year.

Since they formed in 2011, they’ve put out a handful of EPs, a full-length record in 2014 called Loom, and most recently an EP called Time Spent.

Next week they’ll be kicking off a tour with Donovan Wolfington, and in April will be heading out for a run with O’Brother.

Here’s a stream of both Time Spent and Loom in their entirety to hold you over.


Frameworks tour dates:

w/ Donovan Wolfington
Feb 25 Bloomington, IN @ The Brick House
Feb 26 Chicago, IL @ Subterranean Downstairs
Feb 27 Columbus,OH @ Ace of Cups
Feb 28 Pittsburgh, PA @ Smiling Moose
Mar 01 Baltimore, MD @ Sidebar
Mar 02 Cambridge, MA @ Out Of The Blue Gallery
Mar 03 Brooklyn, NY @ St Vitus
Mar 04 Philadelphia,PA @ The Pharmacy
Mar 05 Amityville, NY @ Amityville Music Hall
Mar 07 Richmond, VA @ Strange Matter
Mar 08 Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade Purgatory

w/ O’Brother
Apr 09 Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen
Apr 10 Lansing, MI @ Mac’s Bar
Apr 12 Lakewood, OH @ Mahalls
Apr 13 Pittsburgh, PA @ Club Cafe
Apr 14 Philadelphia, PA @ Milkboy
Apr 15 Brooklyn, NY @ Rough Trade
Apr 16 Buffalo, NY @ The Studio at Waiting Room
Apr 17 Allston, MA @ Great Scott

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