Widowspeak is an American indie-rock duo from Brooklyn, New York, formed by vocalist Molly Hamilton and guitarist Robert Earl Thomas, who are also married. Since their 2011 debut on Captured Tracks, they have built a steady catalogue of dreamy, atmospheric indie-pop drawing on dream-pop, Americana and shoegaze. Their seventh album, Roses (2026), was recorded on the Greek island of Hydra and received positive reviews.
Widowspeak released their seventh album Roses on June 5, 2026 via Captured Tracks, receiving positive reviews from Paste Magazine and AllMusic, among others.
The band announced Roses with the lead single 'If You Change' and a summer tour through North America.
Roses was recorded in January 2025 at the Old Carpet Factory studio on the Greek island of Hydra, together with regular touring members Willy Muse, John Andrews and Noah Bond.
The North American summer tour began on June 16 in Brooklyn and runs through cities such as Philadelphia, Chicago, Toronto and Seattle until August 16 in Spokane.
Reviewers describe Roses as an album that transforms the everyday romance and daily life of the duo - Hamilton works as a server, Thomas as a carpenter - into atmospheric indie-pop.
Widowspeak brings their seventh album 'Roses' to Utrecht with support from John Andrews & the Yawns. The American indie band plays at the new dB's venue.
American dream-pop and indie-rock band Widowspeak performs in Tilburg with their distinctive noir-inflected sound.
