Bleachers Announce New Album, Share Video for New Song ‘Stop Making This Hurt’

    Jack Antonoff’s Bleachers have returned with news of their third album, Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night – out July 30 via RCA. Along with the announcement, they’ve also shared a video for the lead single ‘Stop Making This Hurt’. Check it out below and scroll down for the LP’s cover artwork and tracklist.

    “‘Stop Making This Hurt’ is what you get when we are not allowed to go play for our people,” Antonoff said of the new single. “It’s a line that had been ringing in my head for years. I fell into a dark place after a loss and then starting to have that feeling of rage towards the depression – which is when you know there’s a way out. Started looking at the people close to me in my life and finding all the ways we keep ourselves from breaking through. ‘Stop Making This Hurt’ started ringing more and more in my head. Then the pandemic hit and i got the band in a room and we played like we may never play again. At that point it took on another meaning. Found myself banging at the door of the next phase of my life and to open brings up all the darkness from the past and what’s holding you back. I could intellectualise it for days but what im truly left with is a voice in my head shouting ‘Stop Making This Hurt’.”

    Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night, which follows Bleachers’ 2017 album Gone Now, will include the previously released Bruce Springsteen collaboration ‘Chinatown’ and ’45’.

    Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night Cover Artwork:

    Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night Tracklist:

    1. 91
    2. Chinatown [feat. Bruce Springsteen]
    3. How Dare You Want More
    4. Big Life
    5. Secret Life
    6. Stop Making This Hurt
    7. Don’t Go Dark
    8. 45
    9. Strange Behavior
    10. What’d I Do With All This Faith?

    Konstantinos Pappis
    Konstantinos Pappis
    Konstantinos Pappis is a writer, journalist, and music editor at Our Culture. His work has also appeared in Pitchfork, GIGsoup, and other publications. He currently lives in Athens, Greece.

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