Show Me The Body

Alone Together is Show Me The Body’s fourth full-length album and a statement of praxis—turning belief into action through resilience, solidarity, and radical love. Written in the band’s Corpus studio in Queens following the birth of frontman Julian Cashwan Pratt’s daughter and shaped by later personal loss, the album transforms themes of despair, grief, and hope into an urgent call for collective action. Produced by Klas Åhlund and Kenneth Blume III, with orchestral contributions from Gio Escobar and members of Standing on the Corner, the record distills the band’s signature fusion of hardcore, overdriven banjo, and experimental textures into their most focused and direct work yet. From the opening mantra, “radical love compels me to fight,” to its closing affirmation that “we can stand alone together,” the album embraces both confrontation and compassion, celebrating the people worth fighting for while urging listeners to remain connected—even in the darkest moments.

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