Release Date: 25 September 2020
Label: Big Scary Monsters
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 5060366787958
Genres: Rock
Release Date: 25 September 2020
Label: Big Scary Monsters
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 5060366787941
Genres: Rock
Description
Jamie Lenman will be releasing a brand new mini album of original material 'King Of Clubs,' due out 25th September through Big Scary Monsters. This is a record returning Jamie back to his roots as a song writer, whilst also allowing him to push his creative mind with it not being a full blown, full length album. 'King Of Clubs' is a follow up to 2018's brilliant 'Shuffle',Speaking about the upcoming album, Jamie said "I didn't want to make another full album straight after 'Shuffle', I wanted to give people more time to digest that, but I did want to get back to the studio fairly quickly and record something original just to remind people I'm still a songwriter first and foremost. I was wary of repeating what we'd done with (one off single featuring Justine Jones from Employed To Serve) 'Long Gone' coming after (2016 album 'Devolver'), so I tried to make an EP instead of a single - but by the time I got there, I'd written so much material on the road and in rehearsals we ended up with enough for a mini album. I've always loved the format, so many of my favourite records are seven or eight tracks long, I think it's a perfect package. It's the musical version of a novella, like Conrad's 'Heart Of Darkness' or Waugh's 'The Loved One', which I was actually reading at the time of recording. It's a dirty, dark-sounding record based on uncomfortable, conflicting emotions."Working again with producer Space (Idles, Black Futures), the pair came up with a word, 'neisty', to guide them as to how it should sound - "A perfect mixture of nasty and nice. I see this record as the closing chapter in a very creative and enjoyable period working with Space - the last piece in a very loose trilogy with 'Devolver' and 'Shuffle' before it, white red and black. It's the angriest and most political record I've made since Muscle Memory, a painful place to be. I wouldn't have wanted to make a full album like this, I think it would have been too much."
Description
Jamie Lenman will be releasing a brand new mini album of original material 'King Of Clubs,' due out 25th September through Big Scary Monsters. This is a record returning Jamie back to his roots as a song writer, whilst also allowing him to push his creative mind with it not being a full blown, full length album. 'King Of Clubs' is a follow up to 2018's brilliant 'Shuffle',Speaking about the upcoming album, Jamie said "I didn't want to make another full album straight after 'Shuffle', I wanted to give people more time to digest that, but I did want to get back to the studio fairly quickly and record something original just to remind people I'm still a songwriter first and foremost. I was wary of repeating what we'd done with (one off single featuring Justine Jones from Employed To Serve) 'Long Gone' coming after (2016 album 'Devolver'), so I tried to make an EP instead of a single - but by the time I got there, I'd written so much material on the road and in rehearsals we ended up with enough for a mini album. I've always loved the format, so many of my favourite records are seven or eight tracks long, I think it's a perfect package. It's the musical version of a novella, like Conrad's 'Heart Of Darkness' or Waugh's 'The Loved One', which I was actually reading at the time of recording. It's a dirty, dark-sounding record based on uncomfortable, conflicting emotions."Working again with producer Space (Idles, Black Futures), the pair came up with a word, 'neisty', to guide them as to how it should sound - "A perfect mixture of nasty and nice. I see this record as the closing chapter in a very creative and enjoyable period working with Space - the last piece in a very loose trilogy with 'Devolver' and 'Shuffle' before it, white red and black. It's the angriest and most political record I've made since Muscle Memory, a painful place to be. I wouldn't have wanted to make a full album like this, I think it would have been too much."
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Reuben
Woahnows
Meet Me In St Louis
Weakened Friends
Great Grandpa
Ian Miles
Into It. Over It.
Other Half
Jamie Lenman
Various Artists
Jamie Lenman
Jamie Lenman
Jamie Lenman
Jamie Lenman
Jamie Lenman
