All Time Low are saying goodbye to one-sided relationships on their new song, “Butterflies.” The track is the latest release from the band’s new album, Everyone’s Talking!, out Oct. 17, following their surprise single “Oh No!” and “SUCKERPUNCH,” which debuted at Warped Tour in D.C. Shot at Vū Nashville, the video sees the band tearing through the song in their trademark jumpsuits, backed by sharp, cinematic visuals.
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“‘Butterflies’ is a song about transactional relationships and the realization that sometimes the company you keep doesn’t have your best interest in mind; they see you more as something to wear out like jewelry or a gateway to their next good time,” Alex Gaskarth says. “It’s a bookend on the record that symbolizes closure in my life, bidding farewell to fair-weather acquaintances, set to half-time and riffs I would’ve written when I kept the door open for people like that.”
The song comes ahead of their performance at Louder Than Life later today, in addition to their Everyone’s Talking! tour later this fall with support from Mayday Parade, the Cab, Four Year Strong, and the Paradox.