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Soul Asylum To Drop New Album

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Posted Mar 14, 1998 12:00 AM

Soul Asylum will release their new album, Candy From a Stranger, on May 12, marking the Minneapolis-based group's first recording since 1995's Let Your Dim Light Shine.|

Though they haven't released an album in more than three years, Dave Pirner and the gang have managed to keep themselves rather busy. After penning the score to the Kevin Smith film Chasing Amy, Pirner headed out on tour as drummer for The O'Jeez, a band that also includes ex-Geraldine Fibber Jessy Greene.

Guitarist Dan Murphy, who wrote one new song for Candy, has joined Golden Smog in the studio and hung out with the Jayhawks on their latest tour. Fans of bassist Karl Mueller can check him out at Minneapolis' 400 Club, where he's been spotted playing DJ with Babes in Toyland frontwoman Lori Barbero.

On a sadder note, drummer Sterling Campbell has officially left the band. Auditions for new drummers are well underway and will be filled by the time Soul Asylum embarks on their next tour. (Lana Fanelli)

Track Listing for Candy From A Stranger:

  1. "Creatures of Habit"
  2. "I Will Still Be Laughing"
  3. "Close"
  4. "See You Later"
  5. "No Time For Waiting"
  6. "Blood Into Wine"
  7. "Lies of Hate"
  8. "Draggin' the Lake"
  9. "Blackout"
  10. "The Game"
  11. "Cradle Chain"


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