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Barcelona Sala Razzmatazz 1 – 15th May 2024

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Is This Love / Hey / Just Like Fred Astaire / Waltzing Along / Beautiful Beaches / Born Of Frustration / Our World / Come Home / She's A Star / Shadow Of A Giant / Five-O / Sound / Sometimes / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Life's A Fucking Miracle / Way Over Your Head / Sit Down / Laid

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Stereoboard – Review: James - Yummy (Album Review)

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Stereoboard | Graeme Marsh | 24th April 2024

Despite some similarities with earlier releases, James are no parody of their former selves. Instead, they have evolved into a more mature version. With the addition of Alper’s voice, there is a sustained feeling of being offered something new. As a result, ‘Yummy’ is without doubt the best album James have released since they reformed.

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Northern Exposure – Review: JAMES PROVIDE POLITICAL POIGNANCE WITH THEIR MOST EXPERIMENTAL RECORD TO DATE – ‘YUMMY’

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Northern Exposure | Morgan H | 19th April 2024

“Yummy” is an album that is perfect for all James fans, whether they’ve been around since the beginning or are only just finding their music now. The group provide opportunities to reflect with raw, observational anecdotes that can settle any uneasiness in a wide spectrum of scenarios and subjects. Merging many musical influences and styles gives the album a unique feel, yet still the same storytelling and picture painting principles that make James who they are.

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London HMV Oxford Street – 16th April 2024

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Is This Love / Walking The Ghost / Our World / Folks

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Total Ntertainment – TotalNtertainment Chats with James Guitarist Saul Davies

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Total Ntertainment | Review | 16th April 2024

Ahead of the release of their eighteenth studio album, James guitarist Saul Davies chatted to TotalNtertainment about how the band have not only actively swerved turning into a “Greatest Hits” band but still as excited and fired-up to write new music. In this interview, Saul also talks about how their relationships with each other have changed over the four decades they have been a band, the special connection they have with their fans and his thoughts on their new album ‘Yummy’.

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The Mancunion – Review: James – Yummy: Mancunian legends shine on their 18th studio album

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The Mancunion | Samuel Chamberlain | 15th April 2024

For a band who’ve been going for over 40 years, James have certainly aged gracefully, and there’s no enduring sign here that they’ll ever slow down. Sparse attempts at experimentation may be less innovative than they’d hoped, but it can’t be denied that the Manchester pioneers shine when sticking to what they know best. Within tracks on Yummy, James effectively develop their longevity, signature sound, and style. The results are quite delicious indeed.

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