The Cribs delay Night Network album release due to COVID-19

Night Network, The Cribs' follow up to 2017's 24-7 Rock Star Shit, was expected to arrive on 13 November, but due to the coronavirus, the band has had to delay the LP release by a week.

The Cribs wrote in a statement posted to socials yesterday (27 October), "Due to the COVID outbreak affecting the record pressing plant that we are using for the Night Network LP, unfortunately the album will not be ready by its original release date of November 13th...however, we have hustled and hassled and have managed to keep the delay down to just one week - so Night Network will now be released on NOVEMBER 20TH."

Important info about Night Network. Love, The Cribs xxx pic.twitter.com/iEEEAvdzwW

— The Cribs (@thecribs) October 27, 2020

So far The Cribs have released three songs from the album, "Never Thought I’d Feel Again", "I Don't Know Who I Am" featuring Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo and "Running Into You".

The LP was recorded at Foo Fighters' Studio 606 in LA last year after Dave Grohl offered the studio to The Cribs during a chat backstage at Foo Fighters' Manchester's Etihad Stadium show in 2018. Ryan Jarman recalls, "Dave was just like, ‘Forget about all that business stuff, just come out to LA and make a record at our studio’ – Dave made that offer to us."