The Clientele Announce First New Album in 7 Years
“Lunar Days” is the first offering from Music for the Age of Miracles
The Clientele have announced a new album called Music for the Age of Miracles, out September 22 via Merge. It marks the band’s first new record in seven years, following 2010’s mini-LP Minotaur. The new album features cover art from the late British painter Carel Weight, who depicts a picture of “London’s Russell Square at twilight,” according to a press release. Frontman Alasdair Maclean describes the image as “things on the edge of sight.” Below, see the Music for the Age of Miracles cover artwork and tracklist, as well as the Clientele’s upcoming tour dates. In addition, watch the lyric video for the first offering from the record, “Lunar Days.” Since the release of Minotaur, the Clientele have reissued Suburban Light (2000) and Strange Geometry (2005). Maclean has also released two records with Lupe Núñez-Fernández as Amor De Días: 2011’s Street of the Love Days and 2013’s The House at Sea.
The Clientele TOUR DATES
09-22 London, UK - Oslo 10-31 Toronto, Ontario - Great Hall 11-02 Washington, DC - Rock & Roll Hotel 11-03 Philadelphia, PA - Boot & Saddle 11-04 Boston, MA - The Sinclair 11-05 Brooklyn, NY - The Bell House 11-07 Chicago, IL - Subterranean 11-09 Seattle, WA - Neumos 11-10 Portland, OR - Mississippi Studios 11-12 San Francisco, CA - The Chapel 11-14 Los Angeles, CA - Teragram Ballroo
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