Chastity Belt Announced New Album All My Friends
The Seattle band will release their latest ten-track project on November 6, 2026.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Alternative
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Seattle-based band Chastity Belt has announced their upcoming album, All My Friends. The group shared two new tracks, To Decide and Designs, to mark the announcement.
Why it matters
The release marks a significant return for the group as they continue their 15-year career in the independent music scene. It provides fans with the first full-length project from the band in years.
The upcoming album features 10 tracks, with some material dating back to compositions written in 2018. The project includes previously shared songs I Could Say Less and Pavement.
The players
Chastity Belt
This is a Seattle-based band that has been creating and performing alternative music for 15 years.
The details
Chastity Belt recorded the tracks for the new album across multiple sessions in three different cities. The band also traveled to the Greek island of Hydra to record parts of the project.
Timeline
Some songs for the album were written as far back as 2018.
The band released the tracks I Could Say Less and Pavement in September 2026.
The band officially announced the album on September 30, 2026.
The album All My Friends is scheduled for release on November 6, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
Chastity Belt continues to navigate the modern independent music landscape by balancing long-term career growth with evolving production locations. This approach mirrors the broader trend of bands seeking diverse creative environments to sustain their output over long careers.
Fans can look forward to the full album release on November 6, 2026. The new tracks To Decide and Designs are currently available for streaming ahead of the project launch.
The takeaway
Artists often pull from a long timeline of creative work to build cohesive modern albums. Listeners can explore the evolution of the band by revisiting their earlier releases leading up to this upcoming launch.
Further reading
For more on the local music scene, visit the Seattle Alternative section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Stereogum.
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