January 29, 2008 16:07
Tindersticks back with first album in five years
You can hear a song from 'The Hungry Saw' now
Tindersticks are to release their first album in five years.
'The Hungry Saw' is out on April 28, and is the belated follow-up to 2003’s 'Waiting For The Moon'.
The band has been stripped back to a core trio of singer Stuart Staples, guitarist Neil Fraser and keyboard player David Boulter. On the new LP they have been helped out by Thomas Belhorn on drums and Dan McKinna on bass.
New album track 'The Flicker Of A Little Girl' is available as a download MP3 on the band’s MySpace page at myspace.com/tindersticks.
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