London indie-rockers Spector have released a new single, ‘Decade of Decay’, and announced UK tour dates for October and November.

The track is their first since the departure of guitarist Christopher Burman, who quit the band in July. The track will be released as a split 7” later this year, whether or not it will eventually form part of a second album – the follow-up to their successful debut, ‘Enjoy It While It Lasts’ last year – is unknown.

Spector will play the Festival Republic Stage on Friday at Leeds Festival, and on Sunday at Reading Festival this weekend, their third consecutive year at the events.

Their UK tour dates for the autumn are as follows:

October 3^rd  – Brighton The Haunt
October 4^th – Nottingham, Spankys
October 5^th – Coventry, Kasbah
October 7^th Guildford, Boileroom
October 8^th – Bournemouth, Sixty Million Postcards
October 10^th – York, The Duchess
October 11^th – Glasgow, King Tuts
October 12^th – Newcastle, Think Tank
October 14^th – Leicester,  The Musician
October 15^th – Birmingham, Hare And Hounds
October 17^th – Tunbridge Wells, Forum
October 18^th – Margate, Escape
October 19^th – Reading, Oakford Social Club
October 24^th – Wrexham, Central Station
October 25^th  – Liverpool, The Shipping Forecast
October 29^th – Hull, Fruit
October 30^th – Leeds, Belgrave Music Hall
October 31^st – Sheffield, Queens Social Club
November 1^st  – Stockton, Georgian Theatre
November 2^nd – Manchester, Gorilla

Check out, ‘Decade of Decay’ below: