Now, just under two months after Equus Asinus, the band has delivered its companion album, Equus Caballus. While the first release leaned into a more laidback, mellow vibe, Equus Caballus brings a touch more tempo, without straying from the band’s signature dreamy soundscapes. The 13-track album includes reimagined or previously released singles like “Ring Of Past (2025),” “Billie Toppy (2025),” and “Husk (2025).”

Men I Trust will support both releases on a world tour this summer. Check the itinerary below (a lot of shows are already sold out):
07/02 Montreal QC, Montreal Jazz Festival
07/04 Québec, QC, Festival d’été de Québec
07/12 Ottawa, ON, Ottawa Bluesfest
07/18 Brooklyn NY, Prospect Park Bandshell
07/19 Boston MA, Roadrunner
07/24 Toronto ON, History
07/25 Toronto ON, History
07/26 Toronto ON, History
08/05 Detroit MI, Masonic Temple Theatre
08/06 Chicago IL, Huntington Bank Pavilion
08/07 Cincinnati OH, Andrew J Brady Music Center
08/08 St. Louis MO, The Pageant
08/09 Kansas City MO, Midland Theatre
08/11 Denver CO, Mission Ballroom
08/12 Salt Lake City UT, Rockwell At The Complex
08/14 Seattle WA, Woodland Park Zoo Amphitheater
08/15 Portland OR, Pioneer Courthouse Square
08/17 Stanford CA, Stanford Uni. – Frost Amphitheater
08/19 Anaheim CA, House of Blues – Anaheim
08/20 Anaheim CA, House of Blues – Anaheim
08/21 Los Angeles CA, Greek Theatre – LA
08/22 Las Vegas NV, The Theater at Virgin Hotels LV
08/23 Phoenix AZ, Arizona Financial Theatre
08/25 San Antonio TX, Boeing Center at Tech Port
08/26 Houston TX, 713 Music Hall
08/27 Dallas TX, The Factory in Deep Ellum
08/29 Atlanta GA, Coca-Cola Roxy
08/30 Nashville TN, The Pinnacle Sun
08/31 Charlotte NC, Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre
09/02 Richmond VA, Brown’s Island
09/03 Pittsburgh PA, Stage AE
09/04 Washington DC, The Anthem
09/05 Boston MA, Roadrunner
09/06 Philadelphia PA, Franklin Music Hall (early)
09/06 Philadelphia PA, Franklin Music Hall (late)

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As usual, Men I Trust‘s latest track doesn’t disappoint, showcasing the band’s signature production finesse. “Husk” explores the more upbeat side to Men I Trust, reminiscent of “Billie Toppy” or the excellent “Tailwhip,” yet maintains their singular smoothness. Their new song effortlessly bridges the gap between yacht rock and indie pop, enveloping us in its dreamy atmosphere. Emmanuelle Proulx‘s ethereal vocals float above a backdrop of subtle, shimmering guitars, mysteriously singing: “Erosion, shadow be thy husk / Go downwards, at your behest / Devotion, hard to find / Repay me, in kind.”

EDIT – October 12: Men I Trust has just released a new music video for “Husk,” featuring footage captured over the past two years while touring.

Over the years, Men I Trust have become a reference for dreamy and autumnal indie pop. Following their 2011 Untourable Album and 2022 single “Hard to Let Go“, the Montreal trio just shared a new track where they toughen up their sound. We don’t know yet if this new direction is just a simple post-punk side note or the beginning of a new era, but be sure we’ll follow this closely. In the meantime, you can watch the accompanying video visualizer below, in which singer Emmanuelle Proulx aka Bernache freely swings in the sky like a bird.