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Reclus.É debut album “The World Can’t Take Much More” out now via Rise Records – new single “Stain” out now

by | Nov 13, 2026

Reclus.É is the incendiary and exciting new band from Soren Bryce (Tummyache) and Daniel P Carter, have released their debut album ‘The World Can’t Take Much More’ today via Rise Records. The record was recorded at the legendary Middle Farm Studios and The Black Lodge, and produced by Dan and Soren alongside Peter Miles, who also mixed the album.

In celebration of the new album, the band just unveiled the video for their latest single, ‘Stain.’

Speaking on the new video Soren said “Stain is essentially about the part we all play in the interconnectedness of life. We are all on the same earth and in the same context even if it isn’t necessarily our choice. It’s about working toward something, progressing, taking what is inevitable and utilising the privilege of hope to challenge it…”

More live news to come very soon, but the band will be at Download Festival 2027, alongside the likes of Bring me The Horizon and Blink 182.

“The World Can’t Take Much More” tracklisting

  1. A Muted TV
  2. Stain
  3. Golden Radio
  4. Isolationist
  5. Headstart Season
  6. With Fire
  7. All Bark No Bite
  8. Belly Of The Whale
  9. Cold Candles
  10. Honey From Lions
  11. Dogs
  12. Waste Not Want Not
  13. Swarm

LISTEN TO “THE WORLD CAN’T TAKE MUCH MORE” HERE

A little bit about Reclus.É

Reclus.É is the melding of Dan and Soren’s brains. Equal parts cathartic and insightful, cinematic and hopeful – the project is an interpretation of what it means to exist in the now. Taking their name from French anarchist geographer Élisée Reclus, the project is a disparate mix of the taught brittleness of Fugazi and The Sound, the blissed out chimes of Stone Roses, the cold lushness of The Cure and the frenetic pace of Bad Brains, all acting as a bedrock for Soren’s incredible vocals. 

Off the back of their first, Radio 1, BBC6 Music and Radio 2 supported single, ‘A Muted TV’, which is an examination of technology and wealth’s influence on self-image and social psyche, the band supported A Perfect Circle on their UK shows. They have also, already appeared at 2000trees, Outbreak, All Points East with Deftones, and ArcTanGent festivals this summer.

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