Next week marks the release of All Nerve, the first album from The Breeders in a decade. The reunion record brings together the band’s classic lineup circa 1993 — Kim and Kelley Deal, Josephine Wiggs, and Jim Macpherson — as well as guest contributors like Aussie rocker Courtney Barnett and renowned producer Steve Albini (Ty Segall, Cloud Nothings).
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Thus far, fans have heard two early offerings, “Wait in the Car” and the title track. Today, The Breeders have reconvened to share a song called “Nervous Mary”. Though ushered in quietly by Kim’s spare vocals, it’s not long before an emboldened force takes over and the cut settles into a steady, raw aggression, complete with talk of black lungs, heartbeats, and of course, an unshakeable nervousness.
Hear it below, and grab a copy of the album here.
All Nerve arrives March 2nd via 4AD. The Breeders will tour behind the LP beginning in April; find those dates here.
