
The Cure's Roger O'Donnell announces new album with lead cut "An Old Train"
11 February 2020, 11:57
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
The Cure's keyboard player Roger O'Donnell has announced his new solo LP 2 Ravens, alongside sharing the lead single "An Old Train".
"An Old Train" features vocals from Jennifer Pague, who also contributes vocals to three other tracks on 2 Ravens.
The new single is O'Donnell's first since 2015's Love and Other Tragedies album with Julia Kent.
2 Ravens was recorded across five days at London's Air Edel studios with Alisa Liubarskaya, Miriam Wakeling, Aled Jones, Nadine Nagen, and Daniel Gea.
Tracklist:
- December
- An Old Train (feat. Jennifer Pague)
- 2 Ravens
- The Haunt (feat. Jennifer Pague)
- On The Wing
- The Hearts Fall
- Don’t Tell Me…. (feat. Jennifer Pague)
- I’ll Say Goodnight (feat. Jennifer Pague)
"An Old Train" is out now. Roger O'Donnell's 2 Ravens album arrives via 99X10 Records/Caroline International on 24 April, and is available to pre-order now.
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