Eels, the mouthpiece for singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Mark Oliver Everett—better known as E.—released a new studio LP today. The last time we could honestly say that was 2014, with the release of The Cautionary Tale of Mark Oliver Everett. Staying true to his sadly beautiful formula, E.’s lyrics on The Deconstruction‘s primarily deal with “rebuilding one’s life and looking back on what went wrong.”
One thing that’s gone right for E. recently (aside from his totally solid acting work as snotty hipster musician Brian on Judd Apatow’s phenomenal-but-gone-too-soon Netflix series, Love) is this eerie new music video for “Bone Dry,” the third single from The Deconstruction. Think The Nightmare Before Christmas, only it’s more spooky and not nearly as adorable.
Click here to stream and/or buy the new album.
The Deconstruction Track List:
01. The Deconstruction
02. Bone Dry
03. The Quandary
04. Premonition
05. Rusty Pipes
06. The Epiphany
07. Today is the Day
08. Sweet Scorched Earth
09. Coming Back
10. Be Hurt
11. You Are the Shining Light
12. There I Said It
13. Archie Goodnight
14. The Unanswerable
15. In Our Cathedral
The Triumphant Return of Eels, the World’s Number One Entertainers
2018 World Tour Dates:
May 28 – Pomona, California – The Glass House
May 30 – Los Angeles, California – The Fonda Theatre
May 31 – San Francisco, California – The Fillmore
June 1 – Portland, Oregon – Crystal Ballroom
June 2 – Seattle, Washington – The Showbox
June 5 – Minneapolis, Minnesota – First Avenue
June 6 – Chicago, Illinois – Thalia Hall
June 8 – Boston, Massachusetts – House of Blues
June 9 – Brooklyn, New York – Brooklyn Steel
June 10 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Union Transfer
June 11 – Washington, DC – Lincoln Theater
June 17 – Mannheim, Germany – Maifeld Derby
June 18 – Utrecht, Netherlands – Tivoli Vredenburg
June 19 – Utrecht, Netherlands – Tivoli Vredenburg
June 21 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
June 23 – Cesena, Italy – Acieloaperto at Rocca Malatestiana
June 25 – Munich, Germany – Tonhalle
June 26 – Cologne, Germany – E-Werk
June 28 – Berlin, Germany – Tempodrom
June 30 – Luxembourg, Luxembourg – Siren’s Call
July 2 – London, United Kingdom – Brixton Academy
July 3 – Manchester, United Kingdom – Manchester Academy
July 4 – Glasgow, United Kingdom – O2 Academy
July 6 – Dublin, Ireland – Iveagh Gardens
July 9 – Paris, France – Olympia
July 11 – Barcelona, Spain – BARTS
July 12 – Madrid, Spain – Mad Cool Festival
July 13 – Lisbon, Portugal – NOS Alive Festival
July 16 – Feldkirch, Austria – Poolbar Festival
July 17 – Vienna, Austria – Arena
July 19 – Strasbourg, France – Laiterie
July 20 – Lucerne, Switzerland – Blue Balls Festival at KKL Luzern
Click here to find tickets.
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