Following their critically-acclaimed UK Top 20 album “As Days Get Dark”, Arab Strap return with their 2nd long player for Mogwai’s Rock Action Records. “I’m totally fine with it <img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/_BC22fH94oM3TpGkhLJKVx_2-879ppKsQ6hw3SC0oHUk5FpvaxkHtx0tDbNzsxeWvQXPXbze70lMX3Vk1T6P05sYsW33vsAJsrCenTwnfliJ9Xx3jPQ1ySQy8VwCM2xaA9Aj8N52wXhG" alt="👍" height="17" width="17"> don’t give a fuck anymore <img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/G4uJFu2gOdPssLZmlPEaSDwtpZJRw_lWQfWksxdJd3ADMztkDgU23ZQaNkVeLaLNIr-dyDtTwAbk6nwfvU5atIhCMeAtaluP3MF2Hfy8PQArenvbRZUEycbxIA0uI96AVYO37BsDjdC9" alt="👍" height="17" width="17">” is due 10th May 2024 I'm totally fine with it&nbsp;👍&nbsp;don't give a fuck anymore&nbsp;👍&nbsp; may sound like the title of an album by a band giving up (it’s just a text from the band’s live drummer Moffat thought was funny) but in reality, it’s an album that stands to clearly define a new creative period for Arab Strap. With the band having recently wrapped up a tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of Philophobia, their new album feels charged by a desire to move forward and explore new sonic terrain. “It’s been fun but I’ll be glad it’s over so we can move on,” laughs Middleton, with Moffat echoing him. “Doing the Philophobia tour has been a way of saying goodbye to those old songs,” he says. “It’s a very quiet record so I expect next year when performing live it will be banger after banger. We've earned the right to make some noise.”&nbsp;

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