As mentioned, Movements are gearing up for a headlining tour with support from Boston Manor, Trash Boat, and Drug Church, and ahead of the tour we're premiering a new video for "Full Circle" from their 2017 debut album Feel Something. The song hearkens back to mid 2000s emo/post-hardcore with an ending that kinda sounds like Nada Surf's "Popular," and it tackles living with depression and mental illness. Meanwhile, the video tells a story of a relationship between two men that goes sour. Talking about the song, vocalist Patrick Miranda tells us:

We wrote this song about dealing with depression. I’ve struggled with depression for my entire life, and I wanted to write a song that could accurately describe the ups and downs of living with a mental illness. The process is never linear. You can have a handful of good days, feel on top of the world, and suddenly come crashing down into a deep pit. Eventually, you work your way out, but that cycle will always repeat. That’s the idea behind something coming 'Full Circle.'

And talking about the video, he adds:



The video for 'Full Circle' is easily my favorite video that Movements has ever put out. We weren't sure what direction to take it at first, but we knew from experience that [director] Max Moore would be the guy for the job. This was our fourth time working with Max, and we were more blown away than ever. He was able to create a beautiful storyline with stunning visuals, as well as cast the perfect actors (who are even a real-life couple!) We hope you all enjoy this video as much as we do.

Watch below.

The tour with Boston Manor, Trash Boat, and Drug Church hits NYC on May 7 at Irving Plaza (tickets). All dates are listed below.

Movements / Boston Manor / Trash Boat / Drug Church -- 2019 Tour Dates

4.17.19 — Fresno, CA — Strummer's

4.18.19 — San Francisco, CA — Slim's

4.19.19 — Santa Ana, CA — The Observatory

4.20.19 — Los Angeles, CA — El Rey Theatre

4.22.19 — Portland, OR — Hawthorne Theatre

4.23.19 — Seattle, WA — Numbs

4.25.19 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex

4.26.19 — Denver, CO — Bluebird Theater

4.27.19 — Omaha, NE — The Waiting Room

4.29.19 — Dallas, TX — Trees

4.30.19 — Austin, TX — Come And Take It Live

5.01.19 — Houston, TX — Studio @ Warehouse Live

5.03.19 — Orlando, FL — The Plaza Live

5.04.19 — Jacksonville, FL – Rockville Festival*

5.05.19 — Atlanta, GA — Terminal West

5.07.19 — New York, NY — Irving Plaza

5.08.19 — Philadelphia, PA — Union Transfer

5.09.19 — Boston, MA — Royale

5.10.19 — Washington, D.C. — Black Cat

5.12.19 — Rockingham, NC — Epicenter Festival*

5.13.19 — Pittsburgh, PA — Mr. Smalls Theatre

5.14.19 — Cleveland, OH — Agora Theatre

5.16.19 — Toronto, ON — The Opera House

5.17.19 — Detroit, MI — Majestic Theatre

5.18.19 — Columbus, OH — Sonic Temple Festival*

5.19.19 — Chicago, IL — Metro

*Movements festival appearance