The 1975 preview new album with thrilling 'give yourself a try'

English outfit plots October release for 'A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships' The 1975 unveiled the new song “Give Yourself a Try,” which is the first offering from their

upcoming album _A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships. _ “Give Yourself a Try” is centered around a twisting guitar riff. Singer Matt Healy’s serene voice provides a soft touch, but his

musings on aging and identity leave a sting: “‘And what would you say to your younger self?’/ Growing a beard’s quite hard, and whiskey never starts to taste nice/ And you’ll make a lot of

money, and it’s funny/ Cause you’ll move somewhere sunny and get addicted to drugs/ And spend obscene amounts on fucking seeds and beans online.” TRENDING STORIES The 1975 premiered “Give

Yourself a Try” on Annie Mac’s BBC Radio 1 show, per Pitchfork. During the program, Healy said _A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships_ would be released in October, while a follow-up was

scheduled to arrive in May 2019.  [embedded content] The band also released the video for “Give Yourself a Try.” It opens with a therapy session and features split screens interspersed

between clips of the 1975 performing in a mirrored room. _A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships_ follows the 1975’s 2016 album _I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So

Unaware of It_. Last year, the group released a live album, _DH00278_.