Today sees the return of Belgian singer/songwriter Maarten Devoldere, aka Warhaus, with news of his fourth solo album Karaoke Moon, which lands on 22 November via Play It Again Sam.

Devoldere, who also fronts indie-rock band Balthazar, created the album in an attic studio in Bruges with long-time collaborator Jasper Maekelberg over a period of 9 months, recording ten songs exploring themes of modern masculinity, Peter Pan syndrome, and red-blooded confessions. Lead single "Where The Names Are Real" falls into the third category, and unafraid to get a little corny with it.

Watch the Tarkovsky-referencing video below:

Karaoke Moon features two songs with guest vocals from Belgian artist Sylvie Kreusch, who has her own new album, Comic Trip, coming out a couple of weeks earlier. The words of Nobel Prize in Literature winner Herman Hesse also make an appearance on "Zero One Code".

Karaoke Moon tracklist:

1. Where The Names Are Real
2. No Surprise
3. What Goes Up
4. Jim Morrison
5. Jacky N
6. Zero One Code
7. Hands Of A Clock
8. The Winning Numbers
9. I Want More
10. Emely

Devoldere has just one Warhaus show coming up for now, appearing at the Inside Seaside festival in Gdańsk, Poland, on 10 November.