
Listen: The Jesus and Mary Chain - “Always Sad”
Damage and Joy Due Out March 24, 2017 via ADA/Warner Music
Feb 10, 2017
The Jesus and Mary Chain
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Scottish icons The Jesus and Mary Chain are releasing a new album, Damage and Joy, on March 24, 2017 via ADA/Warner Music. Previously they shared the album’s first single and opening track, “Amputation.” Now the band have shared another song from the record, “Always Sad.” Listen below via Spotify or Apple Music, followed by the band’s upcoming tour dates.
The album is their first in 19 years and of course features founding members and brothers Jim and William Reid. Former Lush bassist Phil King, who has long been touring with The Jesus and Mary Chain, also plays on the record, as does JAMC’s touring drummer Brian Young. Youth produced the album and also plays bass on it.
The Jesus and Mary Chain haven’t released a studio album since 1998’s Munki, but in recent years they were found touring their classic 1985-released debut album Psychocandy, performing it in full in honor of its 30th anniversary.
Read our 2015 in-depth print article on Psychocandy that includes interviews with Jim Reid and Alan McGee. And read our bonus website Q&A with Jim Reid. Also check out our list where we ranked all of The Jesus and Mary Chain’s albums from best to worst.
The Jesus and Mary Chain Tour Dates:
03-23 Newcastle upon Tyne, England - Northumbria University
03-25 Manchester, England - Academy
03-27 Leeds, England - Church
03-28 Leicester, England - O2 Academy
03-29 Bristol, England - O2 Academy
03-31 Birmingham, England - O2 Institute
04-01 Bournemouth, England - O2 Academy
04-02 Oxford, England - O2 Academy
04-03 Cambridge, England - Junction 1
04-05 London, England - O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
04-06 Bexhill-on-Sea, England - De La Warr Pavilion
04-07 Dublin, Ireland - Academy
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