NYC electronic heretics, Public Circuit, get animalistic on new single "No Faith"

For Immediate Release

September 2, 2025

NYC ELECTRONIC HERETICS, PUBLIC CIRCUIT, GET

ANIMALISTIC ON NEW SINGLE “NO FAITH” — STREAM

RELEASE SEVEN DEADLY SINS INSPIRED

OFFICIAL VIDEO — WATCH

SECOND ALBUM MODERN CHURCH

ARRIVING ON SEPTEMBER 12 VIA

À LA CARTE RECORDS — PRE-ORDER

HEADLINE NORTH AMERICAN & EUROPEAN TOUR

THIS FALL WITH PERFORMANCES AT 8MM FESTIVAL

AND LEFT OF THE DIAL — SEE ALL DATES HERE

Press photo by Nicole Miller [Download]

“...80s as heck and a certifiable bop.”

“With a Frankenstein-attention to detail, they have brought life into their own and use it well to harness sounds as organic as they can.”

New York City synth band with a post-punk bite, Public Circuit, give an offering of one more track from their upcoming album with today’s release of “No Faith.” Propelled forward by a punchy, electronic drum tone and an animalistic, accusatory vocal delivery, the single was specifically created to feel live. It seeks to untangle the knotted web of faith and identity and determine where, if at all, the two can be separated — Stream.

The band’s Ethan Biamont shared that this is, “The oldest song written for the album, but the last to be finished. We played ‘No Faith’ over and over again for months for it to finally come together one late night while we were mixing the record. It shifted the way we wanted to guide the album sonically as a whole with a sharp and biting character that we wanted to lean into.”

They continue, “I think this characteristic guides the song's lyrical meaning, as this song always felt embittered towards, what I believe to be, the often frivolous nature of ‘faith’; a concept that has always fascinated me. I think it's human to put your faith in things, God, routine, fitness, your job, or an expected standard of presentation. I'm not saying that there is nothing to have faith in, or nothing to believe in, but rather sometimes one's faith may supersede their best interests or true self. Personally, ‘No Faith’ is about rejecting the notions of the gender binary; specifically the rigid outlines of masculinity, and accepting myself as a queer person.”

Today also sees the arrival of the “No Faith” video, directed by Malcolm Fisher. Biamont notes the impact of the uncomfortably nightmarish film Inland Empire in the music video’s inspirations, especially the depiction of the protagonist's inner mind of dealing with trauma — Watch

Fisher said, “The video is intended to leave a lot to be interpreted. Ethan and I decided that we didn’t want the themes to be explicitly religious, but I wanted to use the Seven Deadly Sins as a guide to lead us through what is basically a fever dream about self-discovering personal identity [whether that be gender, purpose, or sense of community in moving to New York City]. Some made it in, others didn’t; but I think that helps add to the general chaos we were trying to create.”

Public Circuit’s second album Modern Church will arrive in full on September 12 via à La Carte Records.

Modern Church album artwork [Down l oad]

As the band began rolling out their upcoming album, this summer has seen the release of “Samson” and “To The Grave” so far. Notion commented on the band’s “signature post-punk bite” and Forbes said “To The Grave” is “80s as heck and a certifiable bop.”

This coming Fall, Public Circuit will set out on their newly announced tour of the US and Europe. While in Berlin, they will join the lineup of 8mm Festival alongside A Place To Bury Strangers and Snapped Ankles. And in the Netherlands, they will play Left Of The Dial Festival. Once they make it back to their home of NYC, Public Circuit will play an album release show at TV Eye on November 5. See all dates here and below.

Download tour poster here

UPCOMING TOUR DATES

NORTH AMERICA

September 3 - Cleveland, OH - Crobar

September 4 - Detroit, MI - Lager House

September 5 - Louisville, KY - DIY

September 6 - Chicago, IL - Adam's Apple

September 9 - Austin, TX - Chess Club

September 11 - New Orleans, LA - Siberia

September 12 - Birmingham, AL - Firehouse

September 13 - Greer, SC - Melon Barn

September 16 - Atlanta, GA - The Earl

September 17 - Nashville, TN - The Cobra

September 18 - Asheville, NC - Static Age Records

September 19 - Harrisonburg, VA - The Mansion

September 20 - Philadelphia, PA - Nikki Lopez

September 26 - Providence, RI - Alchemy

EU AND UK

October 2 - Valence, FR - Mistral Palace

October 3 - Milan, IT - TBA

October 4 - Bologna, IT - Covo Club

October 5 - Rimini, IT - Esperanto Bistrò

October 7 - Zagreb, HR - Mochvara

October 8 - Salzburg, AU - Rock House

October 9 - Wien, AU - Das Lot

October 10 - Berlin, DE - 8mm Festival

October 11 - Berlin, DE - Loge

October 12 - Copenhagen, DK - Råhuset

October 15 - Trier, DE - Mergener Hof

October 16 - Amsterdam, NL - Oedipus

October 17 - London, UK - The Shacklewell Arms

October 18 - Liverpool, UK - Kazimier Stockroom

October 19 - Reading, UK - Purple Turtle

October 20 - Brighton, UK - Hope & Ruin

October 21 - Rouen, FR - Le 3 Pièces Muzik' Club

October 22 - Paris, FR - Supersonic

October 23 - Rotterdam, NL - Left Of The Dial

October 24 - Rotterdam, NL - Left Of The Dial

October 25 - Laval, FR - La Fosse

October 26 - Angers, FR - Joker Pub

October 27 - Lausanne, CH - La Brèche

NORTH AMERICA

November 5 - Queens, NY - TV EYE (album release show)

All tour info here

ABOUT PUBLIC CIRCUIT:

If electronic music is sacred theology, New York City band Public Circuit are the pagan heretics driving the genre forward with an indomitable will to live. After joining forces in early 2023, Ethan Biamont, Sean Holloway and Nelson Fisher will release their second album Modern Church on September 12 via à La Carte Records.

On Modern Church, NYC trio Public Circuit dismantle and reassemble post-punk with surgical precision. Gone is any pretense of retro revivalism—what remains is something sharper, darker and entirely their own. With a newfound sense of collaboration amongst all three members, this is a record that dances in the flicker of candlelight and fluorescent glare alike, channeling an austere pulse of angular electronic instrumentation, and raw percussive rhythms all bathed with the high-gloss ache of sophisti-pop into a sound that’s equal parts ritual and revolution.

The album is overtly religious in theme; an analogical tool to explore sexual identity, the fleeting faith of society, and the illicit repercussions of unresolved trauma. Public Circuit is deeply influenced by NYC’s constant feed of noise and bustle the city delivers. Channeling these pensive emotions into explosive energy, the band commits to live up to the historical behemoth of NYC music as their sphere of influence continues to expand.

Following the release of their debut album in 2024, the band took Lamb to the road with sold-out shows across 30 states including festival performances at New Colossus, Hopscotch and MACROCK. They’ll continue to spread their gospel this coming Fall in both the US and Europe; playing at Left of the Dial in the Netherlands and 8mm Festival in Berlin.

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