Dummy, the Los Angeles electronic rock group, have signed to Polyvinyl for a new album titled "do you love the color...", the follow-up to 2024's Free Energy, which Stereogum named an Album of the Week on release, Stereogum reported on August 13. The record is co-produced by Dummy and Joo-Joo Ashworth and is led by the single "Full Spectrum Dominance," out now.
The new record arrives with Dummy moving to a new label for the follow-up, giving the retro-futurist group its first new full-length in roughly two years. Full details on the record's title, tracklist and October tour dates ran alongside a companion story on the signing itself, and Under the Radar's own announcement covers the band's touring plans in more depth.
Joo-Joo Ashworth's co-production credit points to a partnership that shaped the record's sound alongside the band's own writing, following the electronic, dance-leaning direction Dummy staked out on Free Energy.
With "Full Spectrum Dominance" now out and the album's October date logged on the release calendar, fans can expect further singles and touring details to follow as the release approaches.
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- New album "do you love the color..." announced via Stereogum on August 13, 2026
- Follow-up to 2024's Free Energy, which was a Stereogum Album of the Week
- Co-produced by Dummy and Joo-Joo Ashworth, led by single "Full Spectrum Dominance"
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