The track is cut from the Hold Steady frontman's new solo LP, ‘We All Want The Same Things’, which is due to arrive on March 24 through Partisan and follow up 2015's ‘Faith In The Future’.
Discussing the song with NPR, who premiered it, Finn said:
"As for Preludes, this was what I remember 1994 being like, coming back to the Twin Cities after being away for college. It's a time in my life that I felt most adrift, but there was a also a feeling of wonder in being out of step and alone. This is the song that is closest to being autobiographical, but I think it fits with these other character studies. I was trying to figure out my place in a world that didn't seem to have a lot of room for me."
Finn will play a handful of North American shows with Japandroids in February and March.
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