Bearings Share “Freaking Me Out” Single & Video

Ottawa, Canada’s Bearings have released their latest pop-punk anthem, Freaking Me Out, that is taken from the forthcoming album, Comfort Company, that will be released on the 7th November via Pure Noise Records. Comfort Company sees the band turn their energy inward, exploring what it means to grow older in a world that never stops spinning. Written during long highway drives and quiet moments between shows, the album finds Bearings revisiting Room 21 in Toronto, the studio where they recorded their first EP and Blue In The Dark, with producer Kyle Marchant. It’s a full-circle return that let them reflect on how much has changed while reconnecting with their original spark.

“Freaking Me Out, was a song that started simple enough on an acoustic and the more we built it up the more fun we had with it. It finds itself somewhere between a pool party and a manic episode where you question the meaning of life.” (frontman Doug Cousins)

Bearings will join As It Is as direct support on their headline US tour, kicking off at Boston’s Brighton Music Hall on the 7th November. The run will hit major cities including New York City, Asbury Park, Chicago, Nashville and Atlanta, before Bearings head out on their very own headline dates later in the month. You can view Bearings tour dates and purchase tickets here.