Blue October has 8 shows coming up across UK and Eire in April following the release of Part 1 of the band’s upcoming double album, Spinning the Truth Around. Throughout 2020-21, Furstenfeld wrote and recorded both albums with the band at his Up/Down Studios in San Marcos, Texas. Listen to “Spinning the Truth Around” here. For that initial spark, Justin asked himself, “If Springsteen had to say goodbye to someone he really cared for, how would he do it?” The feeling of the song, Justin says, is “like a sunset, bittersweet. It’s beautiful when it’s shining. Sad when it’s gone. Just grateful that you got to be a part of it.“ Furstenfeld was thrilled to be making his feature film debut as a villain in the action movie Section 8, alongside Dolph Lundgren, Mickey Rourke, Dermont Mulroney and Ryan Kwaten. The film was directed by Christian Sesma with an original screenplay by Chad Law (The Hit List, Black Water), Section 8 is the story of a former soldier who, after avenging the murder of his family, is sprung from prison and recruited by a shadowy government agency. Read more at the Hollywood Reporter and Deadline. Furstenfeld has also wrapped the film Lights Out, co-starring Frank Grillo, Mekhi Phifer, Scott Adkins and Dermot Mulroney “Spinning the Truth Around” is packed full of songs that will sneak their melodies into your mind, and break your heart; music that cut and connect simultaneously. Their 11th studio album, this is classic Blue October: rock songs of love and loss boasting heartfelt lyrics that land every punch, and harmonics that swell, lift, and devastate. This is a band that understands the balance to be found between delivering at full tilt, and the power to be found in space and sparseness. As an album it is a more than worthy addition to their incredible catalogue, as a precursor to Part 2 it sets the bar very high. Formed in 1995, Blue October has amassed over a billion streams, and has charted 16 hits over 10 albums. | 
