This week, Krill unleashed Secret Language, their first album in over a decade. So far the Boston band has shared "Commemorative Plaque," "Dominate," and "Hawaii," and now they're back with the title track, which features Fran's Maria Jacobson on background vocals and Macie Stewart on violin. "'Secret Language' is a song about my family, about putting my son to bed," Jonah Furman explains.
"The words of the first few verses are Goodnight Moon read backwards, which is something I do with my kids that drives them nuts. But the song is about wanting to know your family members deeply, to know what each other is saying without saying it. And then at the end of the song the kids are asleep and it is me and my wife, and I try to describe how it is to be in love in marriage." Secret Language is out 11/13 via Exploding In Sound.
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