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submitted by Nick Jan 28th 2009 11:00 pm (www.pitchforkmedia.com)
I always thought Doves were a cut above their bargain basement Britpop brethren. They don't stop at riffs-- they have grooves, too. But it's been a while since their last album, 2005's Some Cities. Admittedly, I haven't thought about them much the last four years, but I'll welcome news of their new album and single all the same.The grit: The fourth Doves album, Kingdom of Rust, will be released on April 6 in the UK and a day later on Astralwerks in the U.S. The trio are playing a few UK dates in advance of the album's release, as well. A U.S. tour will follow later in the spring.You can download first single "Jetstream" for free at the group's newly revamped website. Considering it's a comeback single and all, the propulsive track never fully, you know, takes off. Still: Better than Travis.Thanks to Robert Zuehlke for the heads up.read more
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Doves did not end on a high note. Their last album, Kingdom Of Rust, combined little strands of everything they’d done before, trying to balance atmospheric adventurousness and the more streamlined songwriting of its predecessor, 2005’s Some Cities. But rather than refinement of the past or breaking ground for a new chapter, Kingdom Of Rust&...
submitted by Nick Aug 27th 2020 02:00 pm (stereogum.com)
Reunited post-Britpop trio Doves are about to return with The Universal Want, their first album in 11 years. We've already heard two singles from it, "Carousels" and "Prisoners." And today, they're adding a third to that list: "Cathedrals Of The Mind," which the band says was inspired in part by Talk Talk and David Bowie.
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