Today, Montreal-based band knitting unveiled the music video for “Here Comes,” the second single from their upcoming album Souvenir, set for release on June 26, 2026 via Mint Records.
The track leans into a heavier, moodier strain of alt-rock, offering another compelling glimpse of the sonic palette and atmosphere the band is building toward on the full record.
About the track by Mischa:
The song moves towards an unclear destination, with the sort of straightforward fearlessness that comes from feeling both not enough and way too much. And yet, an unnerving uncertainty remains.
“I’ve made myself too many promises / When will I realize I’m not built for this? / So I could try to wake / At the same time every day / Make my bed, meditate / What a wash, what a waste / To be sweet but have no taste / Nothing round the decay,” sings front person Mischa Dempsey.
It’s a laundry list of things to complete to supposedly help get one’s life in better shape—but by what definition? Or whose? “Lyrically, the song plays around with the push and pull between trying to keep your head above water, and wanting to give up on that and just have fun,” says Dempsey. “Above all, it’s about knowing the period of recklessness in your early 20s has an expiration date, and seeing just how long you can push it.”
Here Comes gets: 📷📷📷📷📷📷📷/10.
knitting – Here Comes [Music Video]
