Eels announce plans to release 'basement tapes' album
Mark Everett to put out collection of stripped-down recordings in January
Eels are to release a new album on January 18.
The record, 'End Times', follows hot on the heels of 'Hombre Lobo', which was released in June.
The new record features 14 "largely self-recorded" tracks made by Eels frontman E, real name Mark Oliver Everett, in his basement studio at his Los Angeles home.
The six-month gap between 'Hombre Lobo' and 'End Times' is the shortest ever gap between Eels albums. It’s in marked contrast to the four-year break between the former album and 'Blinking Lights And Other Revelations'.
The record, 'End Times', follows hot on the heels of 'Hombre Lobo', which was released in June.
The new record features 14 "largely self-recorded" tracks made by Eels frontman E, real name Mark Oliver Everett, in his basement studio at his Los Angeles home.
The six-month gap between 'Hombre Lobo' and 'End Times' is the shortest ever gap between Eels albums. It’s in marked contrast to the four-year break between the former album and 'Blinking Lights And Other Revelations'.
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