Durutti Column, led by Vini Reilly, has released a new album titled Renascent, scheduled for July 31 through London Records. The album follows the January reissue of their debut, Return of the Durutti Column. A single called “Liars” is available, and the album art was designed by Mark Holt and Hamish Muir, original illustrators for the band’s former label Factory. Reilly’s trio includes longtime percussionist Bruce Mitchell and player-producer Keir Stewart. Reilly returned to the studio amid growing recognition, with endorsements from Frank Ocean, Yung Lean, and Harry Styles. Guests on the new LP include Caoilfhionn Rose, connected to a Durutti Column tribute at London’s Meltdown Festival. The tracklist includes “Echoes in the Memory,” “Your Shadow at Morning,” “Time Present and Time Past,” “Agonistes,” “Liars,” and others.
"Following the January reissue of their beloved debut, Return of the Durutti Column, Vini Reilly's trio has lined up a new album, Renascent, for release on July 31 via London Records. Check out a single called "Liars" below, along with album art designed by two original illustrators for the band's old label Factory: Mark Holt and Hamish Muir of 8vo."
"Backed by longtime percussionist Bruce Mitchell and player-producer Keir Stewart, Reilly came back to the studio at a time of snowballing recognition for his Durutti Column work, including endorsements from Frank Ocean, Yung Lean, and Harry Styles. (Of the latter nod, Reilly said, "I don't know who Harry Styles is, but I shall Google him.")"
"Guests on the new LP include Caoilfhionn Rose, one of the artists signed up for a Durutti Column tribute at the Styles-curated Meltdown Festival in London next month. The Durutti Column's last album of original material was 2010's A Paean to Wilson."
"Renascent:01 Echoes in the Memory02 Your Shadow at Morning03 Time Present and Time Past04 Agonistes05 Liars06 Vapour in a Matchbox07 Your Shadow at Evening08 Sargasso Sea09 Scammer10 For Friends Everywhere11 All They See Is Fire (CD/digital bonus track)"
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