Grizzly Bear finished out the last decade pretty well. Their third album “Veckatimest” was arguably their best work to date and featured their most successful single, “Two Weeks,” which appeared in a few commercials as well as hip playlists worldwide for a solid year. Since then, members of the group have been keeping themselves busy enough, with Daniel Rossen doing some solo work and Chris Taylor releasing an album under the name CANT. It’s been now over three years however since GB’s last record and its long overdue for these guys to deliver the followup to the smoky cabin mist of “Veckatamist.”

While still without a title, word has broken that the next chapter of the Grizzly Bear story will be set for a release on September 18 via Warp Records. While the band tries to cook up an appropriate name for the record, they’ve given us one new song from it — album opener “Sleeping Ute.” Daniel Rossen’s yearning croon is in check as well of the rest of the band’s jumbled acoustics and dreamy arpeggios.

Give it a listen now as what may come from the rest of the record could turn out to be an excellent addition to your fall catalog. A full track listing and tour dates are also included below.

Grizzly Bear — “Sleeping Ute”

01 Sleeping Ute
02 Speak in Rounds
03 Adelma
04 Yet Again
05 The Hunt
06 A Simple Answer
07 What’s Wrong
08 gun-shy
09 Half Gate
10 Sun in Your Eyes

08-28 Cambridge, England – The Junction
08-29 Nottingham, England – Albert Hall
08-31 Stradbally, Ireland – Electric Picnic Festival
09-01 Salisbury, England – End of the Road Festival
09-16 Knoxville, TN – Tennessee Theater
09-17 Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle
09-18 Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
09-20 Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
09-21 Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
09-22 Boston, MA – Orpheum Theater
09-23 Montreal, QC @ L’Olympia
09-24 New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall
09-25 Montreal, Quebec – Olympia
09-26 Toronto, Ontario – Massey Hall
09-28 Cincinnati, OH – MidPoint Music Festival
09-29 Champaign, IL – Pygmalion Music Festival
09-30 Chicago, IL – Riviera Theater
10-01 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue
10-04 Portland, OR – Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
10-05 Seattle Washington – Paramount Theatre
10-06 Vancouver, British Columbia – Commodore Ballroom
10-07 Vancouver, British Columbia – Commodore Ballroom
10-09 Oakland, CA – Fox Theater
10-10 Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theater
10-17 Gateshead, England – The Sage Gateshead
10-18 Manchester, England – Academy
10-20 Glasgow, Scotland – Barrowlands
10-21 Coventry, England – Warwick Arts Centre
10-22 London, England – Brixton Academy
10-26 Oslo, Norway – Rockefeller
10-27 Stockholm, Sweden – Berns
10-28 Copenhagen, Denmark – Falconer
10-30 Hamburg, Germany – Uebel and Gefaehrlich
10-31 Berlin, Germany – Astra
11-02 Koln, Germany – Essigfabrik
11-01-03 Paris, France – Pitchfork Music Festival Paris
11-04 Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique
11-05 Amsterdam, Holland – Paradiso
11-20 Wellington, New Zealand – Opera House
11-21 Auckland, New Zealand – Bruce Mason