Out November 6, 2026

Deux Visages

Call It Goodbye

Call It Goodbye is the debut full-length from Deux Visages, arriving November 6, 2026 via Pure Noise Records. The 11-song record follows the trio's early singles and Catch 22 EP and frames the band's move forward as a coming-of-age story—looking back at what shaped them while deliberately leaving parts of that past behind.

Recorded in Miami with longtime friend and collaborator Arquimides “Arkii” Cala, who also worked on the band's earliest material, the album builds on Deux Visages' dreamy, feedback-soaked guitar sound with sharper dynamics and increasingly explosive passages. “Always You” brings the record's euphoric side to the front, while “Behind” is more immediate and “Automatic” turns inward, with Daphney Hanono reflecting on the insecurity and upheaval surrounding the band's first record deal.

Across the album, vulnerability and uncertainty collide with loud guitars, soaring melodies and abrupt shifts in intensity. The title track closes the record with frustration and urgency, confronting the feeling of time slipping away.

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  1. 01Disengage
  2. 02Always You
  3. 03Behind
  4. 04Missed Calls
  5. 05Automatic
  6. 06Afterthought
  7. 07Fleeting Wishes
  8. 08Silhouette
  9. 09Paint Myself Blue
  10. 10Pixelate
  11. 11Call It Goodbye
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Deux Visages Announce Debut Album Call It Goodbye, Share “Automatic”

September 23, 2026

Philadelphia trio Deux Visages have announced their debut album, Call It Goodbye, arriving November 6 via Pure Noise Records, and shared the new single and video “Automatic.”

Featuring Daphney Hanono, Jack Chiu and Tony Jouvin, Deux Visages have spent the past few years developing a guitar-forward mix of dream-pop, indie rock and shoegaze, pairing hazy, feedback-soaked textures with soaring melodies and sudden bursts of heavier distortion. Call It Goodbye was recorded in Miami with longtime collaborator Arquimides “Arkii” Cala, who also worked on the band’s earliest material.

“Automatic” looks back at the upheaval surrounding the band’s first record deal and early days on the road. Hanono describes that period as one where major changes were happening quickly while the band struggled with feelings of inadequacy and whether they were ready for everything happening around them.

That tension fits the larger coming-of-age theme running through Call It Goodbye, a record about uncertainty, growing pains and figuring out what parts of the past you’re ready to leave behind.

Watch “Automatic” below. Call It Goodbye arrives November 6 via Pure Noise Records.

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