Grimes Sinks Through The Soil In Spacey 'So Heavy I Fell Through The Earth'

Grimes is back with a new song, and news about her forthcoming album, Miss_Anthropocene. Today's feast is "So Heavy I Fell Via Earth" and it's every bit as magical and tormented as you'd expect from the revolutionary pop singer. With a lot of moans and sighs from the deepest crevices of space, it's more than enough to hold us over up until the album drops next year.


To be clear, her forthcoming album drops on February 21 – seven days right after Valentine's Day. You'll hope to get all of your romantic feelings off to the side as soon as this becomes because if "So Heavy I Fell By means of the Earth" is any symptom, it's going to be out of this world – literally. "So Heavy I Fell By means of the Earth" is dense, kaleidoscopic pop with unholy chants and echoing whispers that shake your soul and instill vertigo in your wobbly legs.


She sings about sinking into the soil because she's so heavy because of the fact that she's "full of love from you." The adorable statement makes it sound like she's fresh from the most romantic boat ride by means of the city and is in awe of the night. Its techno elements merge with her dreamlike voice like the death of a massive star, instilling an eerie calm around the surrounding stars, and your ears.


Grimes revealed, in March, that Miss_Anthropocene is a LP about a demon that lives in space and loves the thought of an apocalypse. In September, she released the video for "Violence" which showcased a global in love with swords and other kinds of similarly dangerous weapons.


Listen to Grimes' cosmic new song "So Heavy I Fell Via Earth" up above.