an acoustic guitar and vocals. Sonic change is important to us right now. More of that coming soon." "Hard to Kill" has been described by the band as "staring down the road towards death and realizing I needed to wake up and get out of my selfish patterns of self destruction." Stylistically, Julia Gray of Stereogum called the song with a "whistled hook, abundant cowbell", and a catchy chorus. The third song "Kiss You Goodbye" has been described as a funky post-punk track. According to the band, “Kiss You Goodbye” is about letting go of toxic people in your life and freeing yourself from their negativity. Savannah Sicurella, writing for Paste, described "Kiss You Goodbye" as "a funky bass riff carries the song through vibrant, glimmering chords and pop-sweetened drum loops as vocalist Jennifer Clavin bids adieu to whichever lover-of-the-moment she’s grown sick of. It’s the summertime—she has no time for romantic bullshit." Music videos Three corresponding music videos to the main singles were released simultaneously. The lead music video to "Shitty Ballet" also came out on April 11, 2019. The music video was directed by Juliana and Nicky Giraffe Studios while Jeremy Mackie served as the directory of photography for the video. The Giraffes also directed the band's second music video, "Hard to Kill". The third music video for "Kiss You Goodbye", also directed by the Giraffes, came out on June 5, 2019. Max Whipple and Deedee LeDuke were assistant directors for the song, and Tyler Weinberger served as the directory of photography for the track. The music video for "Shitty Ballet" is a one shot video with a purple tint. The video features a series of young ballet dancers twirling around the band as they perform the track. Courtney E. Smith, writing for Refinery29, said of the "Kiss You Goodbye" music video that "if you ever wondered what watching MTV in its heyday of the early '80s was like, they capture the vibe perfectly in their new single and video. Post-punk is getting a revival and it sounds so sweet." Music tour In promotion of the album, Bleached began a summer music tour across North America that began in May 2019 and concluded in October 2019. Track listing The track listing and lengths transcribed from Apple Music. References External links 2019 albums Bleached (band) albums Dead Oceans albums