Very sad news overnight about the passing of David Roback. By way of a tribute, here's my career-spanning Mazzy Star interview which originally appeared...
Mazzy Star have shared their Record Store Day release, "I'm Less Here". Scroll down to hear it.
The track has previously been performed live under the name "It Speaks Of Distance". It was released today on 7 inch vinyl for Record Store Day, marking its first release despite dating back to 2000.
The b-side to the record is also a new song, titled "Things'. The vinyl is pressed on "coke bottle clear" vinyl and is limited to 3000 copies.
Last year, Mazzy Star released their first album in 17 years, Seasons Of Your Day.
Mazzy Star have unveiled the video for their new song "California". Watch it below.
"California" is taken from the band's forthcoming album Seasons Of Your Day, their first in 17 years, which comes out in the UK on Monday (September 23).
Mazzy Star will begin a North American tour in support of their new album on November 3. European dates are expected to be announced soon.
The Seasons Of Your Day tracklisting in full:
'In The Kingdom'
'California'
'I've Gotta Stop'
'Does Someone Have Your Baby Now'
'Common Burn'
Mazzy Star have announced dates for a 14-date North American tour.
The tour will be in support of Seasons Of Your Day, their first album in 17 years which is released later this month.
I hope you had a good Bank Holiday break. I spent a very enjoyable chunk of it reading the new Carl Hiaasen novel – excuse the shameless self-promotion, but you can read an interview I did with Hiaasen over on my blog. But now we’re back in the office, and it’s my pleasure to introduce you all to the new issue of Uncut, which goes on sale tomorrow.
Mazzy Star are set to release their first new album in 17 years, Seasons Of Your Day.
The band's fourth studio album will come out on September 24 and was recorded in California and Norway. Click below to listen to the first single from the album, "California". The album follows 1990's She Hangs Brightly, 1993's So Tonight That I Might See and 1996's Among My Swan.
