Okkervil River to release new album in October
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Something to look forward to post summer; October 13th sees Okkervil River’s new full-length album released.
Entitled The Stand Ins, the record will be available in the UK via Jagjaguwar. The album is the sequel to 2007’s much fawned-over The Stage Names.
We're duly informed that The Stand Ins was recorded in Austin and produced by longtime collaborator Brian Beattie and Okkervil River. The album features 11 songs and includes the track 'Lost Coastlines', on which Sheff and recently departed Jonathan Meiburg of Shearwater share a duet "on the joys and hardships of trying to keep the band together."
Bawl your hearts out at the following shows this summer and autumn.
July
18 Bristol Trinity Centre
19 Truck Festival
20 Latitude Festival
November
5th Norwich Waterfront
6th Manchester Academy
7th Dublin Academy
9th Glasgow Oran Mor
10th Wolverhampton Wulfrun
11th London Shepherds Bush Empire
12th Brighton Concorde 2
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Good news.
I love this band.
oh what joy
last.fm tells me I listen to these guys more than anyone else.
Another new album is a very good idea.
I'm getting Pitchfork echo here
Last Thursday. Tssssk!!
It's still good news though.
The album cover for this looks brilliant
http://assets4.pitchforkmedia.com/images/image/51066.okkervil.jpg
Consistently great albums and albums covers!
^ this
love the band though. SO GOOD live
The bassist told my mates at ATP
it was going to be called "Standards", but then he cracked up laughing and told us he'd just done acid. I'm quite impressed he almost got it right.
Hurrah
They're great.


Okkervil River
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