{"id":4745,"date":"2013-06-14T09:29:09","date_gmt":"2013-06-14T09:29:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.musicbar.cz\/?p=4745"},"modified":"2013-06-14T14:45:25","modified_gmt":"2013-06-14T14:45:25","slug":"jimmy-eat-world-privezou-do-prahy-novinku-damage","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/musicbar.cz\/en\/novinky\/jimmy-eat-world-privezou-do-prahy-novinku-damage\/","title":{"rendered":"Jimmy Eat World will present new album Damage"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>The American rock band Jimmy Eat World<\/strong> released this week their 8th<\/sup> album with the name Damage<\/strong>. It is like a little present for their 20th<\/sup> anniversary and during their European tour they also stop on 22nd<\/sup> of June<\/strong> in the LMB. The album Damage was recorded in October 2012 with producer Alain Johannes (Mark Lanegan, \u00a0Quenns of the Stone Age, Chris Cornell, No Doubt) in Los Angeles. “We used tape for the first time in a long time, as well as computer. I hate saying more raw, but it’s more raw and warm. We just set up all around Alain’s house. There were instruments in his bedroom and drums in his living room. Just noise all day long. There was less an emphasis on it being clean and perfect. There’s a lot of stuff that’s more about the performance than it sounding pristine. And I think it feels better for what the songs are.\u201d, stated vocalist and guitarist Jim Adkins.<\/p>\n

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The album Damage was released on June 11, 2013 on RCA Records. The fans can look forward to 10 songs, which Jim Adkins is characterizing this way: “With Damage<\/em> the point was love songs. But the type of love songs that interest me deal with adversity and emotional injury. If you have a happy song about how happy you are, I just want to slap you. There’s no story there for me. I can’t have any empathy.”
\nDamage<\/em> received largely positive reviews from music critics upon its release. Matt Collar from the music server Allmusic wrote:\u201dDamage is a mature breakup album that still retains all of the band’s youthful, sock-to-the-gut pop energy. The album also builds nicely upon the power pop\/dance-rock vibe of their 2010 release, Invented, with an even more focused, lyrical approach that helps make this one of the band’s most cathartic and moving albums of its career.\u201d Scott Heisel for the Alternativ Press wrote: \u201cDamage<\/em> easily bests the previous two Jimmy Eat World full lengths, and its high points rival those of Futures<\/em> and Bleed American\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n