Confirmed
Jarvis Cocker’s JARV IS… announce debut album ‘Beyond The Pale’
They’re also unveiling new single ‘House Music All Night Long’.
Woohoo! JARV IS… have confirmed that their debut album is on the way, with ‘Beyond The Pale’ set to be released on 1st May via Rough Trade Records.
Made up of Jarvis Cocker (vocals, guitar, percussion), Serafina Steer (harp, keyboards, vocals), Emma Smith(violin, guitar vocals), Andrew McKinney (bass, vocals), Jason Buckle (synthesiser & electronic treatments) and Adam Betts (drums, percussion, vocals), ‘Beyond The Pale’ came to being after Portishead’s Geoff Barrow suggested that the live recordings the group had been making could be used as the basis of an album. As you do.
Including last year’s ‘MUST I EVOLVE?’, according to a statement the forthcoming record is “not a live album - it’s an alive album”, marking Jarvis’ first original music since 2009’s ‘Further Complications’ record.
Check out dance floor ready album newbie ‘House Music All Night Long’ and the full track list below.
‘Beyond The Pale’ Tracklisting:
SIDE 1
1: Save the Whale
2: Must I Evolve?
3: Am I Missing Something?
SIDE 2
1: House Music All Night Long
2: Sometimes I am Pharaoh
3: Swanky Modes
4: Children of the Echo
See JARV IS… live at the following dates.
MAY
01 - London Rough Trade East Instore
02 – Bristol Marble Factory
03 – Birmingham 02 Institute
05 – Manchester Albert Hall
06 – Glasgow Barrowlands
08 – Liverpool Invisible Wind Factory
09 – London Roundhouse
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