Hammock have announced their new album, The Second Coming Was A Moonrise and shared two new tracks, including “Chemicals Make You Small”, featuring Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd.

The Nashville duo’s latest work continues a two-decade trajectory of expansive, atmospheric compositions that move between ambient minimalism and cinematic scale. Alongside “Chemicals Make You Small”, they also unveil “The Unsetting Sun”, a slow-building piece that reflects the album’s more meditative and immersive qualities.

“Chemicals Make You Small” stands as one of the album’s rare vocal-led moments – an intimate, hallucinatory reflection on dislocation and emotional overwhelm. Coyne’s unmistakable voice drifts through lines of quiet unease, tracing the fragile space between memory and perception, while Drozd’s contributions on keys deepen the track’s spectral, immersive quality.

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