Barcalow, Randy Strohmeyer and Alex Linares, in addition to founding member Alex Pappas, who left before the recording of Say Hello to Sunshine, and Daniel Wonacott, who participated in Finch's previous reunion and performed on its self-titled EP. Interest in these anniversary shows grew rapidly, and what started out as only two shows evolved into a multi-leg international tour in support of What It Is to Burn throughout 2013. While on the anniversary tour, Finch started to write new songs, though at the time, it wasn't clear if the band would ever release these songs. Release and promotion Back to Oblivion was released on September 30, 2014 through Razor & Tie in North America and on September 29 through Spinefarm Records in Europe. The album is Finch's first through these labels. Finch released a teaser video for Back to Oblivion featuring a song clip and visually showed a digitally distorted picture of the album's cover art, a promotional photo of the band and a close-up of a human eye. The first official song released from the album, "Two Guns to the Temple", was made available for online streaming on August 11 and released as a digital single in some markets shortly after. This was followed by the single "Anywhere but Here", which was made available for online streaming on September 1, and vocalist Nate Barcalow described as: "simply a song about escaping in a world that is on the verge of collapse." On April 7, 2015, Finch released a video for "Play Dead", which was directed by bassist Daniel Wonacott. Reception Back to Oblivion peaked at number 103 on the US Billboard 200, number 11 on the US Alternative Albums, number 6 on the US Hard Rock Albums, and number 28 on the US Top Rock Albums charts. Track listing Personnel Band Nate Barcalow – vocals Randy Strohmeyer – guitar Alex Linares – guitar Daniel Wonacott – bass guitar Alex Pappas – drums, percussion Production Brian Virtue – production Charts References 2014 albums Finch (American band) albums Razor & Tie albums