MOJAVE 3 - OUT OF TUNE (LP/CD)

MOJAVE 3 - OUT OF TUNE (LP/CD)*THIS IS A PREORDER. Will ship be available for pickup on or around July 24th, 2026, barring any manufacturing delays.* BLACK VINYL LP or CD. "Mojave 3s founding members are vocalist guitarist Neil Halstead, bassist vocalist Rachel Goswell, and drummer Ian McCutcheon, members of definitive shoegazers Slowdive. The band broke cover in 1995, when a six track demo impressed 4AD sufficiently to offer them a deal. After playing the band on their first

*THIS IS A PREORDER. Will ship / be available for pickup on or around July 24th, 2026, barring any manufacturing delays.*

BLACK VINYL LP

or

CD.

"Mojave 3’s founding members are vocalist/guitarist Neil Halstead, bassist/vocalist Rachel Goswell, and drummer Ian McCutcheon, members of definitive shoegazers Slowdive. The band broke cover in 1995, when a six-track demo impressed 4AD sufficiently to offer them a deal. After playing the band on their first tours of the US and Europe, Simon Rowe of Chapterhouse and organ/piano player Alan Forrester had joined the group full-time for the next record, essentially turning Mojave 3 into Mojave 5. Not only that, but the four men in the band also moved into a farmhouse in Cornwall, building a small studio in a cowshed where they demoed songs for what became Out of Tune. “It was a real communal experience living on this village farm with Ian, Alan, and Simon, and other friends,” says Neil. “It was our own little Big Pink.” “That was a real Band-y sort of atmosphere,” agrees Ian, “very old school, with everyone learning their parts and playing at the same time. Our sound became bigger, more raucous and poppy, as a result.” “I was living in London and coming down to stay for a few weeks at a time,” says Rachel. “We were young and really having fun with it.” The band decamped to Cava Studios in Glasgow to record Out of Tune, which turned into a long process of remixing, rerecording, and adding new elements like pedal steel and brass. While the procedure was labored, the highly polished result is a bright, largely upbeat record that showcases a new sophistication in Neil’s lyrics while sounding much more like Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Gram Parsons than anything resembling Slowdive."