Team Dresch to Release New Album, "Furthermore," Their First in Three Decades

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Team Dresch Return With First Album in 30 Years

The legendary queercore outfit will share Furthermore in September By Walden Green June 22, 2026 Save this story Save this story

Legendary queercore outfit Team Dresch have returned with their first album in three decades. Furthermore arrives September 18 via Jealous Butcher Records . Twylo Landey, the daughter of Team Dresch singer and bassist Jody Bleyle, choreographed and stars in the music video for lead single “ One Song ,” whose lyrics reference Maurice Sendak’s banned children’s book In the Night Kitchen . Watch it below.

“There are lots of layers to this song,” Team Dresch said of “One Song” in a press statement. “It’s a love song to our young selves from our present selves. It’s a song of hope and power for all the young queers who are dragged into the struggle. It’s also a song for the elders who have built defenses from years of working and caretaking and being pounded by life.”

Bleyle, guitarist/vocalist Kaia Wilson, and guitarist/bassist Donna Dresch formed Team Dresch in Portland, Oregon in 1993. Marcéo Martinez played drums on the band’s 1995 debut, Personal Best , then was replaced by Melissa York for 1996’s Captain My Captain . Both Martinez and York returned to play on Furthermore .

In 2019, Team Dresch reissued Personal Best and Captain My Captain alongside a singles compilation billed as Changes: Singles & Comptracks 1994-2000 . The following year, they shared “ Story of the Earth ,” a climate change protest song originally written in 2007. Last year saw Team Dresch play a smattering of shows across the U.S. to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Personal Best .

Revisit the review of Personal Best , Captain My Captain , and Choices, Chances, Changes , named Best New Reissue.

Furthermore : 01 One Song 02 Growing Underground 03 Heard a Bang 04 I’ve Really Become Some Thing 05 Jamie 06 Still Your Room 07 And Now Your Face 08 I Won’t Tell 09 (Where Do) I Belong 10 Every Owl Leaves 11 Last One at the Party 12 Protectors

_Originally reported by [Pitchfork](https://pitchfork.com/news/team-dresch-return-with-first-album-in-30-years/)._