The Men Go Back To Their Roots On Ninth Studio Album “New York City”

“When everyone left NYC, the sewer opened and we crawled out.” Prolific Brooklyn institution The Men have today released their ninth studio album, New York City, that follows on from 2020’s Mercy. Their new full length is now available via the group’s new label home, Fuzz Club Records, and marks a return to the more scuzzy and abrasive rock ploughed over their decade and a half spent coursing through the grimy sewers of NYC.  That the album leans into a more primitive, back-to-basics sound owes largely to the way in which was forged. “The New York City album was revised, reorganized and shaped until it became clear that things fall into place like the hammer driving the nail or the scythe’s swipe through the tall grass.” The record was first done w...

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