After their critically acclaimed debut album The Witch, British band Pumarosa is back! The now four-piece returns with the single 'Fall Apart' and announce a new album as well as tour dates. The upcoming record called Devastation is set to release on November 1st.

Pumarosa's new song 'Fall Apart' is an indicator for their fresh and transformed sound. With a fast drum'n'bass inspired tattoo beating urgently beneath a sawing riff and a wide, synthesised expanse, it's a dramatic evolution from the band's more guitar-driven debut. On 'Fall Apart' they dig deeper into electronic influences ranging from Aphex Twin and Autreche to old jungle tunes.

The new music comes after a difficult time for the band. Pumarosa's lead singer Isabel Muñoz-Newsome was diagnosed with cervical cancer in the same week The Witch came out. The resulting surgery and recovery totally changed her relationship to her body (and how to write about it). Inner-band relationships also evolved following the departure of bassist Henry, which further energised Pumarosa to explore new spaces in their already-expansive sound.

With Devastation coming out in the beginning of November, Pumarose are going to tour their new album in the same month. Among the tour dates is one Irish show in Dublin's Workman's Club on November 29th. More tour dates down below:

• 18th of November - Cluny, Newcastle
• 19th of November - St. Luke's, Glasgow
• 20th of November - Castle & Falcom, Birmingham
• 21st of November - Academy 3, Manchester
• 22nd of November - Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
• 25th of November - Thekla, Bristol
• 26th of November - Patterns, Brighton
• 27th of November - EartH, London
• 29th of November - Workman's Club, Dublin