Listen back to Mark's interview and performance of 'Happy Boat' from today's BBC Radio London Robert Elms show (…...Interview starts at on 3:08:08)
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Pre-save The Gus on Spotify here: https://show.co/WoLoPsC
Delicate dynamics are shored up by the undulating power and to and fro time signature of “Taking Baby Steps”, while the weighty “What If I Go off with Bob?”, featuring the muscular chops of Dinsaur Jr's J Mascis, posesses a simple sense of purpose, both musically and lyrically, that is reminiscent of prime Velvet Underground.
On June 19, Brooklyn Vegan shared the news about Mulcahy’s upcoming record The Gus, and shared the latest list of tour dates for Mark this fall.
Mark’s sixth solo record, The Gus, is now available to pre-order to North American buyers via the mezzotint.com store! if you’re in the UK or EU, please order vinyl and CD at your local record store or the splatter vinyl exclusively online at Rough Trade.
“An album that reveals fresh layers on every listen” - 7/10 UNCUT
“Mulcahy is a heavy-duty Randy Newman for our times” - **** MOJO
Mezzotint has limited edition splatter vinyl, blue vinyl, CD, t-shirts, and pin sets. Pre-order the LP, CD or a bundle from Mezzotint and you'll get an instant MP3 download of "What If I Go Off With Bob?" right away, and then the full album (MP3 and WAV) on July 5, 2019. Pre-orders will be shipped around July 1.
Uncut Magazine is out today featuring the new track “What If I Go Off with Bob” from Mark Mulcahy’s upcoming record, The Gus. Get your copy of the July issue of UNCUT now at your local newsagent or online here.
On May 7, the next track from Mark Mulcahy’s upcoming record The Gus (out summer 2019) was premiered by Brooklyn Vegan.
Formosa Punk is set to release the new 7” from Mark Mulcahy. “Taking Baby Steps,” the first single from Mark’s upcoming album The Gus (out summer 2019). The vinyl single will be out on April 12 in Japan and the rest of the world. Baby Steps in a syncopated slice of confusion and power chords. The video has Mulcahy handcuffed in a cornfield to his interstellar boyfriend while they try to find a happy place on earth. The b-side is ‘Put Me Out of Your Mind,” featuring a grumbling Mulcahy and the great J Mascis on lead guitar, and tells the story of one man’s misguided view of his love life.