MØL announce third album DREAMCRUSH and 2026 headline tour

Following 2019 breakout Jord and 2021 follow-up Diorama, MØL have announced their long-awaited third album DREAMCRUSH.

The Danish blackgazers will release their next record on January 30 via Nuclear Blast, with guitarist Nicolai Busse calling it “an album about our hopes and aspirations being both a source of comfort and dismay. It’s about finding home within yourself and coming to terms with reality when the pillars of our lives are shook. The album is deeply personal to us and inspired by events from our lives that we are certain also resonates with other people.”

They’re teasing what’s to come with new single Garland, which drummer Ken Lund Klejs explains “emerges as the first single from DREAMCRUSH. The song represents the broader scope of the album, yet only hints at the full journey, its shape and texture revealing fragments of the evolving sound and lyrical depth that define the record.

“With each release, MØL are seeking to weave powerful imagery into both sound and vision, forging a sense of coherence across the singles while expanding the themes of DREAMCRUSH. To bring this vision into focus, MØL once again worked with filmmaker John Bradburn, whose eye and creative spirit we fully trust to illuminate the album’s core ideas.”

Watch the video for Garland below:

And catch them live at the following:

MØL 2026 European and UK headline tour

February

6 Berlin Hole 44
7 Prague Futurum
8 Leipzig Naummans
9 München Feierwerk
10 Wiesbaden Kesselhaus
11 Eindhoven Effenaar KZ
12 London Underworld
13 Manchester Rebellion
14 Glasgow Classic Grand Lounge Bar
15 Leeds Key Club
16 Birmingham O2 Institute2
17 Bristol Exchange
18 Paris Petit Bain
20 Koln Club Volta
21 Hamburg Betty

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