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The Mountain Goats Set June Release For New Album Dark In Here , Post First Single Mobile Tuesday, 20 April 2021
The Mountain Goats have shared details of their 20th studio album, Dark In Here .
The follow-up to 2020 s Getting Into Knives and Songs for Pierre Chuvin will arrive on June 25 via Merge Records. It was recorded over seven days at Alabama s Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, between the sessions for its predecessors, just as the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Alongside the news, the band have unveiled the record s mellow first single, Mobile, which combines guitar and piano from famed session players Spooner Oldham and Will McFarlane. The band s bassist Peter Hughes said:
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Prolific indie quartet Mountain Goats have shared the song “Mobile” described by frontman John Darnielle as the “weathered, gnarlier cousin to ‘Getting Into Knives ” from their upcoming
Dark in Here album, which is out June 25 on Merge Records.
Dark in Here was recorded March 9-14, 2020, the week between
Getting Into Knives and S
ongs for Pierre Chuvin at FAME Studios, the Alabama recording studio that’s hosted Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Gregg Allman and many more in the past.
“Mobile” features Muscle Shoals players Spooner Oldham (Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Linda Ronstadt) on electric piano and Will McFarlane (Bonnie Raitt, Tammy Wynette) on lead guitar.