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Earth Tongue

Earth Tongue
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About

Earth Tongue is a heavy psych rock duo from Wellington, New Zealand - guitarist/vocalist Gussie Larkin and drummer/vocalist Ezra Simons - who have been playing together since 2016. Their sound draws on stoner rock, doom metal and occult-tinged psychedelia, built around fuzz-smothered riffs and off-kilter drumming. After their debut album Floating Being (Stolen Body Records, 2019) became an underground hit, they signed to Los Angeles label In The Red Records and relocated to Berlin. Their third album Dungeon Vision (February 2026), produced by Ty Segall, earned them a spot in Rolling Stone Australia's Future of Music 2026 series.

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  • 2026-06

    Earth Tongue announced a US tour including stops in Los Angeles, Chicago, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Seattle and San Francisco, with festival appearances at King Gizzard's Field of Vision and Levitation in Austin.

  • 2026-05

    Rolling Stone Australia featured Earth Tongue in its Future of Music 2026 series, highlighting their Berlin base and the Dungeon Vision album.

  • 2026-02

    Earth Tongue released their third album Dungeon Vision on 13 February 2026 via In The Red Records, produced by Ty Segall and recorded at Altamira Sound in Los Angeles.

  • 2025-11

    Earth Tongue won the 2025 Aotearoa Music Award for Best Group, with Great Haunting also nominated for the Taite Music Prize.

  • 2025-09

    Earth Tongue announced a US tour for October/November 2025, based out of their Berlin home.

Tour

Los AngelesVistaChicagoBrooklynPhiladelphiaSeattleSan FranciscoAustinBerlinHamburgLeipzigCottbusGlasgowBristolManchesterAuckland

Tracks

Dungeon Visiontitle track of the 2026 album produced by Ty Segall; second single released November 2025
Rituallead single from Dungeon Vision (2026); features four-part a cappella harmonies, music video shot on 16mm film
Floating Beingdebut album (2019, Stolen Body Records); became an underground hit and launched the band's international touring career
Great Hauntingsecond album (2024, In The Red Records); won Best Group at the 2025 Aotearoa Music Awards
Silver Eyetrack from Dungeon Vision (2026); cited by interviewers as a standout cut

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